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Fundraising and Strategic Planning : Innovative Approaches for Museums
No full textIncludes bibliographical references and index.Fundraising and Strategic Planning : Innovative Approaches for Museums appraise strategies museums employ to raise funds including admission prices, membership categories, donor and affinity groups, and specialized event-driven efforts while examining new crowdfunding models such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo. [Provided by publisher]Boom! : crowdfunding the first exhibit of the Museum of Food & Drink / Peter J. Kim, Museum of Food and Drink -- Public art and public support / Karen Gillenwater, Carnegie Center for Art and History -- Crowdfunding the museum : engaging program constituents in resource development / Melissa A. Russo, Chabot Space & Science Center -- Analysis and interpretation : how Camp Artyfact solved a programming problem / Mike Deetsch and Greg Hardison, Kentucky Historical Society -- "Member Plus" to "Ocean Advocate" : leveraging market research to build a membership program that supports the annual fund / Nancy Enterline, Monterey Bay Aquarium -- Check it out! : a case study of the New Children's Museum's program of circulating membership cards in public libraries / Karen Coutts, The New Children's Museum -- Leveraging the public-private partnership to transform an abandoned, elevated railway into New York City's most exciting public amenity / Vicky U. Lee, Friends of the High Line -- Building for the future : converting capital campaign success into sustainable major gifts / Carl G. Hamm, Saint Louis Art Museum -- Successful fund-raising strategies for the academic museum / Jill Hartz, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art -- Relevance & twenty-first century fundraising fundamentals / James G. Leventhal and Irina Zeylikovich, The Contemporary Jewish Museum & Bay Area Discovery Museum -- Institutionalizing innovation at the Toledo Museum of Art / Amy Gilman, Toledo Museum of Art
Miracle at the Forks : the museum that dares make a difference : the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
No full textIncludes bibliographical references (pages 175-176) and index
สูจิบัตร นิทรรศการ เรื่อง มองใหม่ด้ายไหม
No full textนิทรรศการ "มองใหม่ด้ายไหม" จัดขึ้นระหว่างวันที่ 14 กุมภาพันธ์ - 29 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 255
Foundations of museum studies : evolving systems of knowledge
No full textIncludes bibliographical references and index.Defining museums (and museum studies) -- The origins of museums -- The museum system -- Dimensions of museums -- Species of museums? A museological bestiary -- The meaningful physical resource -- Museum workers -- Museum users -- Contemporary museums around the world -- The future of museums
Splendors of the National Palace Museum
No full textThe National Palace Museum's rich treasures originate from the imperial Qing court a long tradition of dynastic China's royal collections. Facing the threat of war after the 918 Incident (1931), a best selection was ready to leave the Forbidden City (1933) and to evacuate south. The first stop was at Shanghai (1934), and then on to the Republic's capital Nanjing, where a Preparatory Office was set up in 1936 for the proposed National Central Museum. From there, 3,824 crates again went to Taiwan in 1948 and stayed in Baigou, Taizhong County until in 1965 a museum complex was completed at Wishuangxi, Taipei.CONTENTS
DIRECTOR'S PREFACE
THE HERITAGE: FROM INHERITANCE TO INNOVATION
A Brief History of the National Palace Museum
ANTIQUITIES : Heavenly Treasures
JADE : Finest Quintessence Nurtured by Mountains and Rivers
BRONZE : Grandest Treasure of the State
CERAMICS : Graceful Splendor That Dazzles
CURIOS : Ingenuity Rivalling Celestial Feats
CALLIGRAPHY and PAINTING : Sublime Art in Brush and Ink
RARE BOOKS and HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS : Sanctuaries of Knowledge
SAFEGUARDING AND PROMOTING THE HERITAGE : Preservation, Service, Exchange, and Creativity
CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
TIMELINE of the ARTIFACTS
FORMER and PRESENT LEADERS
CHRONOLOGY of DYNASTIC CHIN
100 ปี สงครามโลกครั้งที่ 1
Get PDFI กําเนิดสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 1 The Origin of the First World War 100 ปีแห่งการสังหาร - 100 ปีแห่งการสงคราม สุรชาติ บํารุงสุข หน้าที่ 1 -- 37 วันอันตราย สุรชาติ บํารุงสุข หน้าที่ 7 -- รําลึก “มหาสงคราม สุรชาติ บํารุงสุข หน้าที่ 13 -- สงครามโลกครั้งที่ 1 หลีกเลี่ยงได้ ถ้า... สุรชาติ บํารุงสุข หน้าที่ 20 -- II สยามในสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 1 Siam in the First World War เมื่อสยามประกาศสงคราม สุรชาติ บํารุงสุข หน้าที่ 26 -- สยามกับสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 1 กุลนันทน์ คันธิก หน้าที่ 3
พิพิธภัณฑ์ศิริราช
No full textA plot of land located at the south of the Bangkok Noi estuary has been engraved with the past glories of the Ayutthaya Kingdom, and it became a part of the northern fortresses during the Thonburi Dynasty.
After the establishment of the Chakri Dynasty in 1782, King Rama I granted it to Prince of Wang Lang. Over the years, this land was utilized for various purposes, and eventually became the home of Siriraj Hospital, up to the present time. The people in the neighborhood regard themselves to be inhabitants of Wang Lang-Bangkok Noi. As a constructive consequence, they have shared their 'long history of pride' to become part of our collections here at the Siriraj Museum for the information of prospective visitors.Siriraj Museum Unit Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University
The Multisensory museum : cross-disciplinary perspectives on touch, sound, smell, memory, and space
No full textIncludes bibliographical references and index.Museums and touch -- Museums and sound -- Smell and taste in museums -- Museum architecture and the senses -- Future museum
The museum effect : how museums, libraries, and cultural institutions educate and civilize society
No full textIncludes bibliographical references and index.Introduction: Who we were, who we are, who we might become -- The nature of visits to cultural institutions -- Time, flow, and the unit of analysis -- Defining the museum effect -- Expanding the museum effect to other cultural institutions and events -- How to enhance the museum effect -- Investigating the museum effect and other research in cultural institutions -- A final wor