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Brooklyn Museum Returns to Crowd Curating with “Go”

by Jillian Steinhauer May 21, 2012

Last Friday the Brooklyn Museum announced plans for Go, a new crowd-curated exhibition happening this fall and winter. For those familiar with the museum’s work over the past few years, the use of crowd curating shouldn’t come as much of a surprise — in fact, if anything, it’s become something of a trend at the institution.

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A Sad Goodbye to Brooklyn Museum’s 1stfans Membership

by AX Mina May 16, 2012May 16, 2012

LOS ANGELES — A few days ago, Shelley Bernstein at the Brooklyn Museum announced that 1stfans, the museum world’s first socially networked membership, would be coming to a close after more than three years of great programming.

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Off the Beaten Path with the Mysterious @MuseumNerd

by AX Mina March 26, 2010March 26, 2010

One of the most popular art feeds on Twitter right now doesn’t have a name or a face or a gender. It doesn’t represent an established arts institution or magazine, nor does it have any kind of credentials. And yet, less than a year since it started, it now boasts 10,000 followers.

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