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What Curators Know : Art and Science in the Museum.

Bloomsbury Collections: Museum Studies 2026 Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Rogers, Hannah Star, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Art and science.
Curatorship--Methodology.
Curatorship.
Interdisciplinary approach to knowledge.
Museum exhibits.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (489 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Bloomsbury Publishing (US), 2026.
System Details:
text file rdaft
Summary:
A singular collection of essays that provide an interdisciplinary look at curatorial practice in the context of Sciences Technology Studies.
Contents:
Preface Foreword: Eating Vegan Ortolan with Bruno Latour Michael John Gorman Acknowledgements Introduction: What Do Curators Know? Hannah Star Rogers Chapter 1: Actor-Network-Theory as Curatorial Method: An STS Framework for Trans-Disciplinary Curation Kristin D. Hussey Chapter 2: Engaged Curatorial Practice as STS-Oriented Mode of Inquiry Bilge Hasdemir Chapter 3: Beyond the Display: Why Minor Gestures Matter in Curating Research Exhibitions Anne Julie Arnfred Chapter 4: Boundaries and Imaginaries: STS and Curating Technoscientific Arts Rodrigo Guzman-Serrano Chapter 5: Curating Media as Scientific Objects Geoffrey Belknap and Georgina Grant Chapter 6: STS in Practice at the Computer History Museum Hansen Hsu Chapter 7: The Missing Museum: Curating the PostNatural Blindspot Rich Pell and Gil Olivera Chapter 8: Curating Hinterland: Reassembling Invisible Work in Art / Science Practices Morten Søndergaard Chapter 9: Curating Health Complexity at Medical Museion: The Exhibition as Medium and Process for Sharing an STS Sensibility Louise Whiteley and Adam Bencard Chapter 10: Curating “from an STS Perspective”: Co-Creator, Counter-Expert, and Collider Makoto Takahashi Chapter 11: Curating for Controversy: Crearation, Overidentification, Objektinstruments and Pop Sloganeering as Art-Based Strategies for Critical Controversy Studies Sophia Efstathiou and Alexandra Murray-Leslie Chapter 12: Life Eternal: A Case of the Importance of Trusting Museum Visitors Clara Åhlvik Chapter 13: “Curating AI” or How to Exhibit a Controversy Chris Salter Index About the Editor About the Authors
ISBN:
9798765162095
9798765156582
OCLC:
1583184205

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