Steven Lubar

Joint Statement from Museum Bloggers and Colleagues on Ferguson and related events

Steven Lubar / December 11, 2014

I am pleased to join a group of distinguished museum folks in this statement about the role of museums in

Steven Lubar / November 14, 2014

I enjoyed speaking with Melissa Rayner as part of Gale/Cengage’s GaleGeeks webcasts. You can enjoy a recording here. (For those

Steven Lubar / November 10, 2014

Collecting for history museums is challenging work, and there needs to be more research and writing on both its history and

Steven Lubar / October 28, 2014

Here are my slides and my notes from a talk I gave at Mt. Holyoke College for the (long name!)

Steven Lubar / August 22, 2014

Meet the museumbot. Museumbots tweet random objects from museum collections, four or five objects a day. I know of three

I spent the last two weeks of June at Beautiful Data, a workshop funded by the Getty Foundation and run

If we want the humanities to be more than academic—if we want them to make a difference in the

How do the humanities change when we take engaged public scholarship seriously? Considering five adjectives that are being put in

In conjunction with the year-long exhibition project examining Brown University’s lost Jenks Museum, the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public

Trying out Medium. Here’s a version of the talk I gave to graduating seniors before they set out on a