Steven Lubar

Books, Material and Digital

Steven Lubar / August 15, 2021

A mashup of a course: book history, material and digital explorations, and making. This past semester (Summer, 2021) I taught

The slides from a talk for a group at the Rotch-Jones-Duff House in New Bedford, April 2021. A bit of

Steven Lubar / December 31, 2020

In October I gave a talk about the history and future of historic interior spaces in museums. You can see

Steven Lubar / December 7, 2020

Two more short videos prepared for my “Methods in Public Humanities” course. These address museum collections, one on registration and

Steven Lubar / October 25, 2020

Remote teaching this fall meant figuring how to reduce in-class lectures, and so I recorded some of the talks I

Next year I will be teaching a new course on books that combines my interest in making with my new

In Fall semester 2019 I co-taught a course called Boatbuilding: Design, Making, and Culture, with Chris Bull and Shep Shapiro.

Last year (summer 2019) the Little Compton Historical Society took on the topic of landscapes. (Each year the organization focuses

Steven Lubar / December 6, 2018

I’ve posted to Medium a new essay, on the challenges (and possibilities!) of exhibiting things museums don’t actually have. Sometimes,

How best to make journal articles accessible? Over the years, I’ve published a few dozen essays, in a range of