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Category Archives: staff writing
Publishing the Collection: Scholarly Research at the OSUMA
All kinds of research happens at the OSU Museum of Art, as long-time readers of this blog know only too well. Students, faculty, community members, and others all use the collection to enhance their experience of academia and their knowledge … Continue reading
Visiting Artist Jorge Bachman: On This Land Radio!
Last November, our 2014 Visiting Artist Jorge Bachman came to Stillwater to give a talk and performance of his piece, “Meanderings.” If you missed that event, you’re in luck! This Land Radio’s Abby Wendle interviewed Jorge and the resulting podcast … Continue reading
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From Student to Staff: Casey Pankey joins the OSU Museum of Art
It’s Christmas week, and as my family celebrates my mind has naturally turned to gifts. Perhaps the best gift I can get, as a teacher, mentor, and curator, is the gift of a student successfully entering the museum field. It’s … Continue reading
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Finals Week!
It’s finals week here in Stillwater, and we’re also finalizing the installation of “Sharing a Journey.” The catalogue for the exhibition is about to go to press, and I’m excited to see everything come together! It’s a busy time, so … Continue reading
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Do Museums Need Curators?
At the beginning of October, just before the Postal Plaza Gallery celebrated its soft opening, Museum Registrar Carla Shelton and I went to the Mountain-Plains Museums Association’s annual conference. Its theme was “Building the Museum Community: Inside, Outside, All Around … Continue reading
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Connecting Communities: OSU students work with Russ Teubner in Downtown Stillwater
In our earliest conversations about the OSU Museum of Art’s potential downtown location, we were already hoping that the university could become a part of the larger renaissance that is happening in Downtown Stillwater. A major player in that rejuvenation … Continue reading
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Ramping Up: Are you ready for the Postal Plaza Gallery?
If you’ve been following the OSUMA on Facebook, you know that we’ve moved the collection into the Postal Plaza Gallery and we are working at full steam for the soft opening just a few weeks away. When the Postal Plaza … Continue reading
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Art in Unexpected Places: Part 4 (of 4)
This is the last in a series of four posts about art in unexpected places. Once I start thinking about art in unexpected places, I paradoxically expect to find art everywhere. Thus expecting the unexpected, I pay more attention to … Continue reading
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