Black Memory Landscapes (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction, Roger C. Aden and Patricia G. Davis; Part 1?Repairing the Past: Black Reparative Memory 1.?Crafting a Necessary Space: The Case of the North Carolina Freedom Park Victoria J. Gallagher 2. Another Piece of My History Kept from Erasure: Making Black History Visible at NYC’s African Burial Ground Amy Sodaro 3. Navigating A White Habitus: Black Resistance, Memory, and Temporality at the Whitney Plantation Shelby R. Crow 4. Centering Black Women in Public Spaces: Institutionalizing Black Geographies of Public Memory Marci B. Littlefield 5. Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts Patricia G. Davis 6. Rhetorics of Redemption: Race, Reparative Memory, and the Reckoning of 2020? Stephen E. Rahko and Byron B. Craig Part 2?Resisting the Past: Black Memories and Public Critique?7. Understanding a Violent Memoryscape and Building Better Memoryships: The Wilmington Coup d’etat of 1898 Ariel Seay 8. Ghosts of New Orleans: Memories of Death and Race in the Crescent City Jenny Woodley 9. Defying Displacement: The Activist Legacy of The Paul Robeson House and Museum in West Philadelphia Amy E. Potter, Matthew R. Cook, LaToya E. Eaves, Perry L. Carter, and Candace Bright Hall-Wurst 10.Tokenism, (In)visibility, or Presence: A Case Study of Three Memory Spaces in West Chester, PA,” Casey R. Schmitt, Tyanna Alexander, and Lenora Overton; Part 3?Recovering the Past: Black Vernacular Memories 11.?Our Hope, Our Fight, Our Land: African American Heirs’ Property and the Work of Vernacular Commemoration Celnisha Dangerfield 12. The Black Devotional Movement and its Community Aesthetic: Honoring the Contributions of Queer, Womanist Memory Workers of the African Diaspora MacKenzie River Foy 13. Black Stories in White Spaces: Working through History, Memory, and Identity in the Rural U.S. Stephanie Coley 14. A Place Made Holy: Constructing the Sacred at George Floyd Memorial Square Skyler Meeks <...


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The Museum of Babel : Meditations on the Metahistorical Turn in Museography (Paperback)

0 Antechamber; 1 Eden;2 Ark and Temple; 3 New Atlantis; 4 Old New World; 5 New Old World; 6 New Acropolis; 7 Babel

The Routledge Handbook of Heritage and Gender (Paperback, 1)

List of Figures; List of Contributors; Introduction; PART 1: Materiality and Performance of Gender ? 1 Gendering Material Objects in Heritage Practice; 2 Bridal Ornaments and Heritage Performances in India: The Case of Kanchipuram Silk Saree and Temple Bridal Jewellery; 3 Queerly Intersectional at the Dawn of Heritage Preservation: Judah Touro; 4 Women’s Stories Unheard in the Military Border Zone: Kitchen Storytelling as Methodology; 5 Safeguarding Bulgarian Applied Folk Art : The Work of Helene Oucheff; 6 The (Miss) Representation of Women in European Prehistory Museum Displays: Breaking the Glass Display Case; PART 2: Gendered Heritage Landscapes ? 7 The Representation of Rosa Parks on the American Civil Rights Memorial Landscape: ‘Trapped on the Bus’; 8 Gender and Heritage at Home at the Pankhurst Centre and Potter’s Hill Top; 9 A Queer Manipulation of the Sheats-Goldstein House: ‘Quite a pad you got here, man’; 10 Contested Transcultural Spaces: The Mother Goddess Religion’s Sacred Sites and Rituals in Hu? City, Vietnam; 11 Heritage Interpretation and First-Person Narratives: Producing a Feminist Reading of Cultural Landscapes; 12 An Ethnoarchaeology of Precolonial Gold Mining and the Role of Women in Eastern Zimbabwe; 13 Industrial Archaeologies of Edna Lumb and Angela Croome: Curating Aggregate; PART 3: Violence as Gender Heritage ?-- 14 Sexual Violence in Premodern South Asian Literature: Unsavory Heritage; 15 Trauma, Memory, and Identity of Women in the Cambodia Diaspora; 16 Overwritten Memories: The Representation of Sexual Violence in the Arts and Memory Space Fragmentos; 17 The Women behind the Door: The Casa de la Memoria Kaji Tulam and the Reinterpretation of Guatemalan History; 18 Women’s Monumental Activism: Statues That Matter; PART 4: Arts-led Methodologies for Remembrance and Activation ? 19 The Performative Legacies of the Women’s Peace Camp at Greenham Common: Beyond Monuments; 20 The Illu...


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Museums, Memory and Human Rights (Hardcover, 1)

• Introduction: Transregional Holocaust Memory, Neoliberal Subjectification, and Cosmopolitanism in the Human Rights Museum
• Conceptual Preliminaries: Narratives of the Past, Neoliberal Subjectification and a Cosmopolitan Ethics of Representation
• Human Rights and Neoliberalism in Museums
• Human Rights and Holocaust Memory in Museums
• The Memory Imperative in Western Europe: Holocaust Representation at Kazerne Dossin ? Memorial, Museum and Documentation Centre on Holocaust and Human Rights in Mechelen, Belgium
• The Memory Imperative in Canada: Settler Colonialism at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Canada
• The Memory Imperative in the United States: Racial Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, United States
• A Grassroots-Approach to the Memory Imperative in Asia: The ‘Comfort Women’ Past at the War and Women’s Human Rights Museum in Seoul, South Korea
• Building Cosmopolitan Communities? Difficult Memories, Neoliberal Subjectification, and Human Rights in Museums in Belgium, the United States, Canada, and South Korea
• Conclusion.

Urban Authenticity and Heritage : Creating Images and Contesting Identities in European Cities (Hardcover)

Introduction Christoph Bernhardt, Daniel Hadwiger, and Achim Saupe Chapter 1: Historicising urban authenticity. Shifting urban imaginaries and their societal authentification Achim Saupe Part I: Approaches Chapter 2: Urban Authenticity: A Place for Felt Experiences? Rebecca Madgin Chapter 3: Urban authenticity and multiple temporalities: reconfiguring urban planning, heritage and memory work in the late 20th century Elke Seefried Chapter 4: Urban authenticity as an experiential relationship with the past: negotiating multiple heritages and authenticities in postwar Finnish cities Tanja Vahtikari Chapter 5: Complex regimes of authenticity: reflections on heritage in Ottoman and post□Ottoman cities Nora Lafi Part II: Citizens’ initiatives and the politics of authenticity Chapter 6: The newcomers’ experience. Environment and artefacts in the authentification process of Poland’s former German territory Małgorzata Praczyk Chapter 7: Space for modernity? Urban planning and civic protest in Nuremberg’s Old Town in the 1950s and 1990s Julia Ziegler Chapter 8: The obscurantism of history junk diggers: grassroots activism and heritage preservation in Leningrad during perestroika Margarita Pavlova Chapter 9: The creation of a “green” Szczecin.Visualisation as an authentification strategy Tabitha Redepenning Part III: Political and Societal Dimensions of Reconstruction and Redevelopment Chapter 10: Novelty and authenticity in urban reconstruction in postwar Spain: Projects and political discussions in the case of the Ciudad Universitaria of Madrid Carolina Rodriguez Lopez Chapter 11: Spaces of Consumption: Fashioning Authenticity and Urban Tourism in Cold War Rome and West Berlin Aimee Plukker Chapter 12: Bazar or business district? The redevelopment of the centre of Marseille and the reputation as ‘Maghrebi’ city Daniel Hadwiger Information Classification: General Chapter 13: Urban redevelopment and the role of former inhabitants in the authentification of Kate...


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Queerness and Heritage (Hardcover, 1)

List of figures; List of contributors; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 On queerness and heritage; PART I Grassroots queer heritage ? Chapter 2 'Paul Preciado fucked my gender': The countersexual Museum of Transology; Chapter 3 Trans heritage: Collection development in Colombian cultural institutions; Chapter 4 An intimate heritage: activists' notes on making an LGBTI+ museum in Brazil; Chapter 5 Letters for a future that has already happened in our bodies; Chapter 6 Queer listening: Ethics, embodiment and the politics of sound heritage; PART II Queering heritage ? Chapter 7 On Permissible Beauty: Addressing Black queer absence in our nation's story; Chapter 8 Queering the museum: Decolonial implications for current practice; Chapter 9 What do queer objects do? A material culture perspective on LGBTQIA+ heritage; Chapter 10 Collaborations x community. On the seriousness of queer/trans expertise in art exhibitions; Chapter 11 Reclaiming the exceptional: Activating Taiwanese art collections through karaoke and weak curating; Chapter 12 Care, repair and intersectional re-imaginations: How Black Queer Temporalities enable reflective praxis; PART III Queer futures ? Chapter 13 Trans-inclusive culture: Advancing equality in challenging times; Chapter 14 Anti-colonial queer work in the museum of our imagination(s); Chapter 15 Glitter, rage, ceremony: Towards an IndigiQueer museology rooted in Mesoamerica; Chapter 16 Creating braver and safer cultural spaces for queer youth; Chapter 17 Ntu ? An African queer trans presence; Chapter 18 Queering the crip, cripping the queer; Index.

Queerness and Heritage (Paperback, 1)

List of figures; List of contributors; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 On queerness and heritage; PART I Grassroots queer heritage ? Chapter 2 'Paul Preciado fucked my gender': The countersexual Museum of Transology; Chapter 3 Trans heritage: Collection development in Colombian cultural institutions; Chapter 4 An intimate heritage: activists' notes on making an LGBTI+ museum in Brazil; Chapter 5 Letters for a future that has already happened in our bodies; Chapter 6 Queer listening: Ethics, embodiment and the politics of sound heritage; PART II Queering heritage ? Chapter 7 On Permissible Beauty: Addressing Black queer absence in our nation's story; Chapter 8 Queering the museum: Decolonial implications for current practice; Chapter 9 What do queer objects do? A material culture perspective on LGBTQIA+ heritage; Chapter 10 Collaborations x community. On the seriousness of queer/trans expertise in art exhibitions; Chapter 11 Reclaiming the exceptional: Activating Taiwanese art collections through karaoke and weak curating; Chapter 12 Care, repair and intersectional re-imaginations: How Black Queer Temporalities enable reflective praxis; PART III Queer futures ? Chapter 13 Trans-inclusive culture: Advancing equality in challenging times; Chapter 14 Anti-colonial queer work in the museum of our imagination(s); Chapter 15 Glitter, rage, ceremony: Towards an IndigiQueer museology rooted in Mesoamerica; Chapter 16 Creating braver and safer cultural spaces for queer youth; Chapter 17 Ntu ? An African queer trans presence; Chapter 18 Queering the crip, cripping the queer; Index.

The Rise of Private Museums and Heritage in East and Southeast Asia (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction? 2. The Intimacy of Museums? 3. A Solo Effort? Collecting Ethnic Minority Artefacts of/for Local Communities Amidst Southwest China’s “Museum Fever”? 4. Private Museums as Patrons of National Heritage: Two Cases from South Korea? 5. Non-state Museums in Vietnam: A History of their Development? 6. Private and Community Museums: In Search of an Explanatory Model? 7. A Diasporic Tradition in the Development of Private Museums in Greater China? 8. Curating Potent Objects in the Monsopiad Cultural Village in Sabah, East Malaysia? 9. Reinhabiting the Spaces of Memory: Private Museums, Memory and Repair in Vietnam? 10. The Making of a ‘Great Museum Slave’: Private Museums and Social Media in China? 11. Performative Uses of Heritage Photography in the Cultural Trend of Historic Relic Sites Exploration in Contemporary China? 12. Afterword: Heritage as inalienable wealth between the private and the public

Cultural Heritage in the Middle East and North Africa : Non-state Actors, Mediators and De-Centralised Practices (Hardcover)

01. Cultural Heritage and Non-State Actors in MENA Sarina Wakefield and Annette Loeseke?Part I: Entrepreneurial Heritage: Non-Governmental Actors?02. Heritage Activism as Political Participation: The Case of the Association pour la
Sauvegarde de l’Ile de Djerba Virginie Rey and Stephen Pascoe?03. T?rikna al-mustakbal: heritage-making practices in Port Said, Egypt Katrine Hedegaard Mandrup?04. The rise of Saudi female cultural entrepreneurs: the case of Al Ula
Ghadah W. Alharthi?Part II: Private Brokers: Patronage as Practice?05. Private Heritage Patronage and Its Impact on the Future of Heritage in Bahrain Nadine Boksmati-Fattouh?06. Private Collectors in Saudi Arabia Wael Dugdugi
07. An Enduring Archive of Syrian Art, Artists and Exhibitions: Atassi Foundation for Art and Culture in Dubai Georgina S. Walker
Part III: Critical Silences: Art as Activist Practice and Cultural Mediation
08. Speculative Heritage: Artistic Practices, Dynamic Flows and the Diversification of Heritage in Morocco Sarah Dornhof?09. By Order of Assad: Strategies for Re-Imagining Cultural Heritage during the Syrian Conflict Nour A. Munawer and James Symonds

Memoryscapes and Peace (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction?Mohammad Musfequs Salehin, Marcela Douglas and Ana Luisa Sanchez Laws??

Part I. Memoryscapes of healing

Chapter 1. Indigeneity and sacred space in the memoryscapes of Tripura?Ashild Kolas and Leitanthem Umakanta Meitei??

Chapter 2. Cultural Memory and the (re) Production of Identity among Refugees: A Case Study of Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre (RCMC) in Bangladesh?Mizanur Rahman and Mohammad Musfequs Salehin

Chapter 3. Transforming Coldness into Love - From Chaos to Coherence: Memory Work after July 22 through a film project?Marcela Douglas and Tatiana Wara

Part II. Memoryscapes of dissent

Chapter 4. Connecting Memoryscapes through Cosmologies of Resistance and Suffering in Thailand’s Political Struggles?Marte Nilsen and Shintaro Hara

Chapter 5. ‘Investigating memoryscapes’. Conversations about creative expression in response to linguistic oppression?Shwan Dler Qaradaki and Cindy Horst

Chapter 6. Deep-mapping Nicosia’s urban centre, 1960-2020: Monument building and the memoryscape(s) of a divided capital?Antigone Heraclidou

Chapter 7. “Once about the past, twice about the future”: Historical memory as a foundation for peace education in Norway?Joakim Arnøy

Chapter 8. A Study of the debate over Confederate symbols in American media?Basak Taraktas

Part III. Memoryscapes of resistance?

Chapter 9. Making a Rural School a Memoryscape: Memory, Violence, and Peacebuilding in Southwest Colombia?Adrian Alzate-Garcia, Juan Mario Diaz-Arevalo and Osmel Alexis Hoyos Buitron

Chapter 10: The Belligerent Peace Nation?Christine Smith-Simonsen

Chapter 11. Epilogue: Memories of Arctic Peace and Conflict?Gunnar Rekvig

Chapter 12. Conclusion: Deep peace remembered?Ana Luisa Sanchez Laws, Marcela Douglas and Mohammad Musfequs Salehin

Cultural Heritage in Post-Conflict Contexts : Cases from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) (Hardcover)

1. When the Dust Settles: Critical Perspectives on Post-Conflict Heritage Recovery? PART I Heritage as a Therapy: Memory, Communities, and Responses 2. Emotions and Cathartic Practice: A Theoretical Framework for Affective Ethnography in Post-Conflict Cultural Heritage 3. Cultural Heritage and Exile 4. Issues and Challenges to Engaging Local Communities in Post-Conflict Archaeology and Archaeological Heritage 5. Memories, Collective yet Divided: The Potentials of Postwar Memorialisation in Aleppo? PART II Ours and Theirs: Heritage Responses and International Community 6. Post-Conflict Virtual Reconstruction in Palmyra: Displaced Syrian Communities in Jordan Engage with their Cultural Heritage 7. Whose Common Values and Culture? Examining EU Policy on Post-Conflict Rehabilitation of Cultural Heritage in Sabratha, Libya 8. Cultural Heritage in Palestine between Political Chaos and Systematic Falsification of Evidence? 9. Preserving Community-Led Digital Heritage and the Tender Return of Displaced Voices in al-Raqqa, Syria 10. Russian Media and the Framing of Heritage Protection in Syria? PART III Cultural Heritage in Post-Conflict MENA: Comparative Approaches 11. Historic Ties and Modern Conflicts: The Heritage of Iran and Iraq and Its Implications for Regional Dynamics 12. Reconstruction Approaches for Historical Buildings in the Ancient City of Aleppo 13. Reflections on Continuity and Change: Post-Conflict Recovery of the Historic City of Benghazi, Libya 14. The Impact of War on UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The Case of Dar Qita 15. Postscript: Cultural Heritage in Sudan: Preservation and Risk Mitigation During the Civil War (2023-2024)?

Not There Yet: The Limits of Institutional Curating (Paperback)

The Birth of the Work of Art (Hardcover)

The University Museum and the Making of Academic Heritage : Insights from the Jagiellonian University Museum (Hardcover)

00. Introduction: The Jagiellonian University as a Laboratory of Memory

Part 1-Making Academic Heritage (from the standpoint of a university museum)

01. Academic Heritage ? Idea and Practice?

02. Academic Heritage in the Making. The case of the Jagiellonian University Museum Collegium Maius

03. Academic Heritage Design: Balancing Desirability and Feasibility

Part 2 Dissecting Narratives

04. University Storytelling

?05. The Dispute over the Statue of Nicolaus Copernicus in Collegium Maius

06. Activism and Academic Heritage at the Jagiellonian University Museum Collegium Maius

Part 3 Highlighting the Unseen

07. The Organic Nature of Academic Heritage

08. Experiencing the University Museum

09. Between Image and Identity. Managing the Heritage of the Jagiellonian University in the Context of a Historic City

Part 4 Reimagining Academic Heritage across Europe

Curating Transatlantic Slavery : Contesting Histories and Practices in the Museum (Hardcover)

Restitution From A Global Perspective : Memory, Identity and Politics (Hardcover)

List of figures; Preface; List of Contributors; 1. Reflections on the current status of restitution of heritage properties in the world: introduction to the global perspective; 2. Repatriating African Ancestral Remains: Restoring Justice and the Imperative of Reparations; 3. The Expatriation and Restitution Matrix: A Dilemma for the Reacquisition of Heritage by African Countries; 4. Restitution: The Case of South Africa; 5. Southern Africa and the Restitution of Cultural Property: Are we there yet?; 6. Heritage Appropriation and Restitution: Colonial Violence, Memory, Community Responses and the Politics of Return in Postcolonial Kenya; 7. The International Return of Vigango to the Mijikenda of Coastal Kenya; 8. Politics of Remaking Repatriated Cultural Objects into National Heritage Assets at the Uganda National Museum; 9. Cultural Heritage Restitution to Ethiopia: Historical Precedents and Recent Developments; 10. To Return to One’s Own Country: Digital Reproduction and Repatriation, Nigeria; 11. From European Reserves to African Reserves: Exploring the Usefulness of the Repatriated Artifacts; 12. Positioning Demuseumification as an enabler for the Decolonisation and Transformation of Museums and Heritage Management in South Africa; 13. Displaced, Sold, and Displayed: Working Toward New Practices within African Ancestral Remains Retention in the UK; 14. “The Conch echo”, Metaphor of a Transoceanic Africa and New Paradigm for Museums; 15. Cooperation between South and North Korea in the Repatriation of Ccultural Hheritage; 16. A Late Arrival: Confronting Nordic Colonialism and reconsidering research ethics in the Care of Human Remains in Swedish Museums; 17. From Restitution to Resilience: Museums, M?ori Communities, and the Future of Restitution; 18. Understanding Success: Indigenous concepts and measures of success in repatriation and reconciliation processes, an international survey of literature and initiatives; 19. Repatriation, healing and wellbeing:...


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Restitution From A Global Perspective : Memory, Identity and Politics (Paperback)

List of figures; Preface; List of Contributors; 1. Reflections on the current status of restitution of heritage properties in the world: introduction to the global perspective; 2. Repatriating African Ancestral Remains: Restoring Justice and the Imperative of Reparations; 3. The Expatriation and Restitution Matrix: A Dilemma for the Reacquisition of Heritage by African Countries; 4. Restitution: The Case of South Africa; 5. Southern Africa and the Restitution of Cultural Property: Are we there yet?; 6. Heritage Appropriation and Restitution: Colonial Violence, Memory, Community Responses and the Politics of Return in Postcolonial Kenya; 7. The International Return of Vigango to the Mijikenda of Coastal Kenya; 8. Politics of Remaking Repatriated Cultural Objects into National Heritage Assets at the Uganda National Museum; 9. Cultural Heritage Restitution to Ethiopia: Historical Precedents and Recent Developments; 10. To Return to One’s Own Country: Digital Reproduction and Repatriation, Nigeria; 11. From European Reserves to African Reserves: Exploring the Usefulness of the Repatriated Artifacts; 12. Positioning Demuseumification as an enabler for the Decolonisation and Transformation of Museums and Heritage Management in South Africa; 13. Displaced, Sold, and Displayed: Working Toward New Practices within African Ancestral Remains Retention in the UK; 14. “The Conch echo”, Metaphor of a Transoceanic Africa and New Paradigm for Museums; 15. Cooperation between South and North Korea in the Repatriation of Ccultural Hheritage; 16. A Late Arrival: Confronting Nordic Colonialism and reconsidering research ethics in the Care of Human Remains in Swedish Museums; 17. From Restitution to Resilience: Museums, M?ori Communities, and the Future of Restitution; 18. Understanding Success: Indigenous concepts and measures of success in repatriation and reconciliation processes, an international survey of literature and initiatives; 19. Repatriation, healing and wellbeing:...


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The Abbey Art Centre in postwar London 1946–1956 (Hardcover)

Introduction. The Abbey: a British art centre and Australian art colony Section 1: William Ohly and post-war London 1. Between rubble and reconstruction: London after the war 2. ‘Hard working Continentals’: refugee art dealers in London, 1933?1955 3. The utopian socialist: William Ohly and the Abbey Art Centre 4. William Ohly: the ethnographic collector 5. ‘Young artists of promise’: contemporary art at the Berkeley Galleries?Section 2: Australians at the Abbey 6. ‘Not Wholly Fruitless’: Australian artists in the world’s art colonies 7. The Abbey Garden: Sydney moderns at the Abbey 8. Melbourne realists 9. Bernard Smith’s reverse atlas Section 3: Europeans at the Abbey 10. ‘Not only shelter, but freedom of expression’: continental Europeans at the Abbey?11. ‘Here we live … Quaint, ain’t it?’: European filmmakers at the Abbey Arts Centre 12. British and Irish artists at the Abbey?Section 4: After the Abbey 13. The New Cosmopolitans: returning to Australia with the Abbey in the rear-view mirror, 1950-1959. 13. Art history after the Abbey. Appendix 1: Chronological list of Abbey Art Centre residents, 1946?1956

Making Digital History : Archives, Analysis, and Communication (Hardcover)

1. History, Digital History, and the View from the Archive 1.1 Definitions: History, Quantitative History, and Digital History 1.2 What is Digital History? 1.3 What is an Archive? Preservation of Physical materials, and How do Archives Decide what to Keep 1.4 The Digital Archive: Born Digital and Image Capture, Enhancement (Transcription/Optical Character Recognition), Transformation and Text Encoding 1.5 Indigenous Digital Archives: Digital Sovereignty, Right of Reply to GLAM Sector, Community-Driven Curating Protocols ? Preservation of Knowledge and Culture 2. Data Analysis and Visualization 2.1 Data and Databases 2.2 Using Online Repositories of Online Data and Web Scraping 2.3 A Short History of Data Visualization 2.4 An Introduction to Creating Data Visualizations 3. Communication and Presentation 3.1 Educational Curricula 3.2 Heritage and Digital Media 3.3 Digital History in the GLAM Space: Immersive Experiences, Virtual Exhibitions, and Social Media Engagement 3.4 Public History Online: Podcasts, Video, Social Media, Interactive Websites, Digital Archives, and Crowdsourcing Transcription. Conclusion: The Future of Digital History?

Making Digital History : Archives, Analysis, and Communication (Paperback)

1. History, Digital History, and the View from the Archive 1.1 Definitions: History, Quantitative History, and Digital History 1.2 What is Digital History? 1.3 What is an Archive? Preservation of Physical materials, and How do Archives Decide what to Keep 1.4 The Digital Archive: Born Digital and Image Capture, Enhancement (Transcription/Optical Character Recognition), Transformation and Text Encoding 1.5 Indigenous Digital Archives: Digital Sovereignty, Right of Reply to GLAM Sector, Community-Driven Curating Protocols ? Preservation of Knowledge and Culture 2. Data Analysis and Visualization 2.1 Data and Databases 2.2 Using Online Repositories of Online Data and Web Scraping 2.3 A Short History of Data Visualization 2.4 An Introduction to Creating Data Visualizations 3. Communication and Presentation 3.1 Educational Curricula 3.2 Heritage and Digital Media 3.3 Digital History in the GLAM Space: Immersive Experiences, Virtual Exhibitions, and Social Media Engagement 3.4 Public History Online: Podcasts, Video, Social Media, Interactive Websites, Digital Archives, and Crowdsourcing Transcription. Conclusion: The Future of Digital History?

Museum Queeries: Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and LGBTTQ* Interventions into Museums, Archives, and Curating (Paperback)

Acknowledgements 7

Angela Failler, Sabrina Mark, Michelle McGeough, Heather Milne: Introduction to Museum Queeries: Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and LGBTTQ* Interventions into Museums, Archives, and Curating 9

Angela Failler: Unsettling Homocolonial Frames of Remembrance: Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Interventions at the Museum 33

Heather Milne: Pitfalls and Potential: Anticipating the 2SLGBTQ+ Purge Exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights 65

Michelle McGeough: Finding the Unicorn: Locating Queer Indigenous Lives in the Archive 89

Mika Castro: Looking for Invisible Lives and Fantastical Creatures: A Tour of the Manitoba Museum through Queer Filipinx/o Immigrant Stories 103

Adrienne Huard: Turning Inwards: Locating Joy, Refusal, and Solidarity through Two-Spirit Performance 125

Adrian Deveau: Telepathic Visions: A Psychic Investigation of Queer Hauntings in Canadian Archives . 143

Amelia Smith: The Exhibitionary Complex and Transgender Display In and Beyond The Dime Museum 165

Cara Tierney, Monica Eileen Patterson: Discriminant Disjunctions: Museological Practice, Trans Belonging, and the Insight of Children 183

Authors 203

Unsettling Museums: Pacific Artists, Anthropology, and Collaborative Practice (Hardcover)

The Making of the Gulbenkian Museum (Paperback)

Strategizing Global Peace: Integrating Gender, Nonviolence, and Museums for Peace in a Changing World (Hardcover)

The Museum Exhibit User Experience Toolkit : A Practitioner’s Guide to Conceptualising, Evaluating, and Developing Visitor-Centred Exhibits and Exhibi (Hardcover)

List of figures and tables; Acknowledgements; Chapter One: Introduction; Chapter Two: Rationale ? Background to the MEUX Toolkit; Chapter Three: Conceptualise ? The MEUX Model; Chapter Four: Evaluate ? The MEUX Evaluation Methods Suite; Chapter Five: Analyse ? Drawing Insights with the MEUX Analysis Process; Chapter Six: Develop ? the MEUX Approach to Developing Exhibits; Chapter Seven: Embed ? Implementing the MEUX Toolkit; Glossary; Bibliography; Index.