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Conversations With Visitors: Social Media In Museums
- Hardback - MuseumsEtc
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Treasures Of National Museums Scotland
Jane Carmichael - Hardback - NMS
This title looks at some of the treasures from the National Museums of Scotland including the Lewis Chessmen, Mary, Queen of Scot's jewels and much more.
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Science Exhibitions: Curation And Design
- Paperback - MuseumsEtc
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Interpretive Master Planning
John A. Veverka - Paperback - MuseumsEtc
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The Open Museum: Pushing The Boundaries Of Museums' Potential
Elaine Addington - Paperback - Glasgow Museums
The remit of Glasgow's Open Museum, to take objects out into the community and work with those who might not otherwise visit a traditional museum, is revealed here, as the museum celebrates its first 20 years of existence.
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Out There: The Open Museum
- Paperback - Glasgow Museums
A step-by-step guide to working with objects and paintings in the classroom and in a museum setting. Directly linked to the Curriculum for Excellence, it demonstrates how to incorporate object-based learning into your teaching - and get more out of museum and gallery visits.
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Towards An Engaged Gallery
- Paperback - Glasgow Museums
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) was given the challenge of developing programmes to deliver services for asylum seekers and encouraging integration with existing Glaswegian communities. This book is a record of how GoMA rose to the challenge, and what was learnt from the process
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The Making Of Am Fasgadh: An Account Of The Origins Of The Highland Folk Museum By Its Founder
I. F. Grant - Paperback - NMS
Isabel Grant (1887-1983) was born in Edinburgh to a family with strong Highland connections. This narrative chronicles her struggles in the face of indifference, little money, sexism and the Scottish climate to establish the Highland Folk Museum.
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William Hunter And The Hunterian Museum In Glasgow, 1807-2007
L. J. F. Keppie - Paperback - Edinburgh University Press
In this work, Lawrence Keppie describes the life and achievements of the 18th century Scottish physician William Hunter and outlines the history of the museum named after him.
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery And Museum: Glasgow's Portal To The World
Muriel Gray - Paperback - Glasgow Museums
Author and broadcaster Muriel Gray takes a vivid and refreshing look at Kelvingrove and its collections - and the events, people and city that shaped it - from the competition to design it in 1891 to its recent spectacular restoration.
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