Here it is! The whole shebang, ‘Scattered Finds’ free to download

I too have jumped ship…

RT @UCLpress: Discover the political, critical, and social dimensions of collections management. Download Collections Management as Critica….

RT @axiellalm: Collections managers are integral to the work of museums and archives, and we're hearing some of the ways collections manage….

RT @AdamKoszary: Public art collections are not an asset, they are a living legacy owned in common for current and future generations.

RT @UCLHistory: UCL History's British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, Eva Miller, has recently published ‘Early Civilization and the American….

With a special shout out to artist Justine Gabriela S. Amores for sharing her mural, Awong, for the cover 😍.

Collections Management as Critical Museum Practice is released into the world today! Free & Open Access from.@UCLpress @MMStCara & I have been working with a stellar group of contributors 👇 Read our work here:

RT @UCLpress: Congratulations to @MMStCara, @aliceestevenson and their contributors! Their new #openaccess book Collections Management as C….

RT @JohannaZS: Adding the link, the most important part, which I forgot….

RT @JohannaZS: Episode 4 of Only Collections in the Building with @GawadHeba is out! In this episode we are joined by @NavjotMangatCC & Dr….

Congratulations to our @UCLarchaeology MA Museum Studies students on the opening of their fantastic exhibition Future Thinking and Fantasies 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

RT @JohannaZS: Just reposting links to Episode 1, Unpinning Colonialism: on hidden stories of colonial resistance….

Loving these conversations that make transparent & reflect upon museum ‘backstage’ practices. Thank you for sharing the ongoing work of our @ahrcpress funded project ‘Mobilising collections for institutional change’. Podcast 3 of Only Collections in the Building series 👇.

And another opportunity to highlight the work of @ChristinaJRiggs

Thanks to @derbymuseums for inviting @excavatedegypt to run a training session today ahead of your upcoming Egypt exhibition. Great questions & opportunity to discuss doing things differently

If you're at @SAAorg this week do pop by to hear @UCLarchaeology PhD student @SummerRose721 present her research on Tut on Tour: 30 years of demand creation through exhibition.

I was lucky enough to catch @ChristinaJRiggs Evans-Pritchard lectures in 2012 while I was working at the Pitt-Rivers Museum. Both profoundly transformed how I approached the past - recent & ancient. Her beautifully crafted prose is part of the power of this book 👇.

RT @rachelsusanking: With brilliant contributions from @aliceestevenson @LMcAtackney and many more (watch this space for donwload links!).