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At ASTC 2008, Nina Simon, Eric Siegel, Kathy McLean, and Tom Rockwell presented these provocations in a session intended to explore self-censorship in the creation of museum exhibitions (with a focus on science and technology centers).
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YOU CAN’T DO THAT IN MUSEUMS!So don’t even think about it, jerk.
Featuring Kathy McLean, Tom Rockwell, Eric Siegel, and Nina Simon
Image credit: Dimitry van den Berg
POLITICS
SEXSATIRE SUBJECTIVITY
RELIGION
Image credits: Curtis Perry, Dana Logan, Niall Blackburn
OUR PLAN
share provocative examples on the topics we’ve identified
throw it out to you for your thoughts and connections
hold a participatory discussion while Tom and Kathy draw as quickly as possible
FINDING RELIGION
GETTING POLITICAL
MODERN FUNNY
Image credit: infinite_pi
EMBRACING SUBJECTIVITY
THIS IS NOT A DNA MOLECULE.
“I am not an abstract painter. I am not interested in the relationship between form and color. The only thing I care about is the expression of man's basic emotions: tragedy, ecstasy, destiny.” Mark Rothko
SEX
POLITICS
SEXSATIRE SUBJECTIVITY
RELIGION
WHY?
Kathy McLean - [email protected]
Tom Rockwell - [email protected]
Eric Siegel - [email protected]
Nina Simon - [email protected]
slides will be posted on www.museumtwo.com next week
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