03704nam 22004933 450 991087560050332120250707205136.097818000870711800087071(MiAaPQ)EBC7387960(Au-PeEL)EBL7387960(CKB)32657854500041(OCoLC)1446132542(Exl-AI)7387960(EXLCZ)993265785450004120240708d2024 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierCollections Management As Critical Museum Practice1st ed.London :UCL Press,2024.©2024.1 online resource (605 pages)9781800087064 1800087063 Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- List of Contributors -- Introduction: Collections Management is/as Critical Practice -- Part I: Making and Unmaking Museum Collections -- 1 Documenting COVID-19: Sensitivity, Care, Collaboration -- 2 A Failure of Care: Unsettling Traditional Archival Practices -- 3 Deciding Whether and How to Build a Digital Archive: Lessons from the Jackson Park Project -- 4 Collecting the Sacred: The Transition of Diasporic Objects in Between Museum Regimes -- 5 Bane and Boon: Critical Contexts of Object Marking -- 6 Humanising Collections Disposal -- Part I Response: In a Multiverse of Timelines and Possibilities... -- Part II: A Universal Approach? Accessing, Handling and Enlivening Collections -- 7 Challenging Ableism: Including Non-Normative Bodies and Practices in Collections Care -- 8 Playing the Odds: The Fine Line Between Keeping an Object Safe and Making it Accessible -- 9 Managing a Working Collection: The Historic Furniture and Decorative Arts Collection at the Palace of Westminster -- 10 Gloves in the Twenty-First Century: Beyond the Pandemic -- 11 A Healthy Ageing Approach to Collections Care -- Part II Response: Claim What Is Stored Here -- Part III: Community Brilliance in Shaping Collections Management -- 12 On Language, Access and Practitioners: Beginning a Conversation on Decolonising and Indigenising the Care of Kapa Collections at Bishop Museum -- 13 Shifting Organisational Culture Through Repatriation Policy -- 14 Kaitiakitanga: Māori Collection Management in Aotearoa New Zealand -- 15 Reconciling with Ourselves: How Do We Decolonise Collections Management Practices in Museum Spaces and Systems? -- 16 Handling Collections in the Museum Against Cultural Ethics -- 17 Decolonising Collection Management in an Indigenous Ritual House in Malaysia -- Part III Response: ‘Collections Should Reflect the Relationships We Hold’Generated by AI.Collections Management as Critical Museum Practice brings into focus the knowledges, value systems, ethics and workplace pragmatics that are the foundation of collections management. The book creates a critical dialogue about the underlying philosophies, values and ethics that determine what are and what might be acceptable collections practices.MuseumsCollection managementGenerated by AIDecolonizationGenerated by AIMuseumsCollection managementDecolonization069.5Krmpotich Cara Ann1978-1831351Stevenson Alice955232MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910875600503321Collections Management As Critical Museum Practice4403578UNINA