Studio Tectonic worked closely with the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania and the National Museum of Tanzania to design a new memorial commemorating the 20th anniversary of the U.S. Embassy bombings... read more →
Our exhibits at the Teton Geotourism Center were recently featured in the Jackson Hole Style Magazine. Congrats to the Center for the continued coverage and ongoing success! Click here to... read more →
In collaboration with the Special Court for Sierra Leone, Studio Tectonic's work is being supported by a 2013 Project Support Fund grant through the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience.... read more →
Pleased to report that Boulder History Museum's BEER! Boulder's History on Tap opened to the public on March 1st. The exhibit is on display until October 27th. Learn more about... read more →
On a recent AAM group chat site on LinkedIn, a posting presented a question about using board members instead of hired consultants. While this was mostly a discussion about making... read more →
Seattle Art Museum Object - Forehead Mask, Nuxalk, ca. 1880, alder, red cedar bark, copper, pins, paint, 4 1/8 by 11 3/8 by 5 1/8 inches. (Image from denverartmuseum.org press... read more →
Today I'm taking a break from serious session reporting. (Although, I'll circle back 'round to report out a session on museums of social conscience tomorrow.) The NAME (National Association for... read more →
Greetings from Minneapolis - home of this year's American Associations of Museum's conference. The AAM conference is always a bit of a whirlwind of connecting with old colleagues, seeing the... read more →
A session highlight from today's AAM was "In Memoriam: Interpreting Human Tragedy". Panelists were from institutions including Holocaust remembrance museums, 9/11 memorials, and academics involved with conveying the histories and... read more →
The upcoming Chief Niwot exhibition at the Boulder History Museum was previewed in the Sunday Boulder Daily Camera. Here’s the article (the newspaper incorrectly identified me as being directly part... read more →