INTRODUCTION I’m talking to Margaret Middleton today about what inclusive language is and why it matters. Margaret Middleton is an American independent exhibit designer and… Read More »Why inclusive language matters in the museum
INTRODUCTION What words come to mind when you hear the word ‘teenager’? Or the word ‘adolescence’? Do you love working with teens or feel a… Read More »How to Engage with Teens in the Museum
Listen to this post: INTRODUCTION I’m talking today about making space and time for slow looking. If you’ve been around for a while, you’ll know… Read More »How to make space and time for slow looking
INTRODUCTION Today I’m sharing 7 different ways to refresh your practice so you don’t get stuck in a rut. Here are a couple of… Read More »7 Ways to Refresh your Practice
INTRODUCTION Today I’m really happy to be chatting to Sarah Ciacci about her wonderful work as a family tour specialist. We’re exploring how… Read More »How to design and lead engaging family tours
INTRODUCTION Today I’m sharing 5 different thinking routines that you can use to compare, contrast and make connections. I’m exploring how you can use these… Read More »5 Thinking Routines for Comparing, Contrasting and Making Connections
INTRODUCTION Today I’m revisiting an episode about surviving tumbleweed moments. This episode first aired in Oct 2021. It takes a deep dive into what a… Read More »Throwback Thursday: How to get over a tumbleweed moment
Today I’m talking about how we can get ourselves into our best state – our most resourceful state – for when we show up to… Read More »8 ways to show up in your most resourceful state
INTRODUCTION I’m really happy to be talking to Dr Alex Woodall about her wonderful work with objects. We’re talking about how the joys of working… Read More »The joy of engaging with objects
We’ve reached another milestone and in honour of 75 episodes, I’m releasing a new resource today which shares 31 different ways that you can look… Read More »How to Look at Art (Slowly)