There is a stream of thought that runs through our new book “Museums and Well-being” that is interested in ideas around the politics of care. Due mostly to word length limits and a desire for our book to stay mostly on topic we make only limited tangential reference to these ideas. Yet, they are critical to our political understanding of […]
Building on previous posts about people who influenced our thoughts, we’d like to write a short post about another person we briefly mention in our book “Museums and Well-being“, and who in reality was a greater influence on our thoughts than might otherwise seem: Johanna Hedva, a Korean American writer, artist, and musician. They are the author of the 2018 […]
Another person in our growing series of posts about influences in our book is David Graeber, pictured above in Rojava (image via twitter), who the world sadly lost a while ago. Graeber has long been an influence of ours and we’ve shared a friendship circle but never met in person. We wanted here to re-post a piece of his about […]
