Design Museums and Firearms: It’s Time We Had “The Talk”

Posted: April 20, 2012 | Author: barbaraeldredge | Filed under: Event, Exhibition Review, Museum News | Tags: AK-47, Barbara Eldredge, Cooper-Hewitt, Desert Eagle, Design Criticism, Design Museum London, Eventually Everything, Guns, history-making, Liberator Pistol, MoMA, morality, Museum of Arts and Design, National Firearms Museum, Philosophy, Smithsonian, T.J. Lane, Trayvon Martin | 1 Comment »

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Come to Eventually Everything: The 2012 D-Crit Conference on Wednesday, May 2nd and watch me talk about guns, design museums, and morality.

The Week in Museums…

Posted: March 20, 2011 | Author: barbaraeldredge | Filed under: Museum News | Tags: Abu Dhabi Guggenheim, Cooper-Hewitt, The Armory, The Met, The Whitney Museum | Leave a comment »

Awesome quilt show opened at The Armory this week

Concerns about the treatment of workers at the Abu Dhabi Guggenheim construction site have catalyzed an artist boycott.
More boycott!

Sonia Delauny exhibit opened at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum

The Whitney Museum announced it would break ground on its new building in May

The plane that landed on the Hudson River a couple years ago will be exhibited at a North Carolina museum

The Gagosian Gallery is being sued over a cow painting part owned by The Met
Yeah. Its weird.

A Vivian Westwood exhibition opened at FIT

The Met has a new Asian Art Director

The New York Times featured a special Museum Section

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