He stayed at Harvard nine years, because after a fling at law school, he went to the architectural school, then took Paul Sachs'graduate course in museum techniques.
Sesame Place is a new concept, having collected and packaged some of the best playground ideas, learning games, and science-museum techniques around.
Borrowing a museum storage technique, Mr. Dochantschi built cabinets up to the ceiling, the top ones for rarely used platters.
Linguistically, the museum employs a technique also utilized at the Museum of the City of London's exhibit London, Sugar and Slavery: signs refer to an "enslaved person" or "people who were enslaved".
Mr. Kaphar borrows the museum-mining techniques of Fred Wilson, and his classical-painting roots call to mind Kerry James Marshall and Kehinde Wiley, but he is adept at juxtaposing his sources in collagelike fashion.
When testing the versatility of a mobile spectrometer in a museum context, the technique needs to be applied to a broad range of artefacts and questions.
MORRIS MUSEUM "The Glaze Techniques of Albert Green, New Jersey's Master Potter".
This comparison of "formative" versus "summative" assessments is a standard technique for museum curators to gauge an exhibition's impact, although I should note that ours was not a rigorous double-blind experiment.
According to the museum's website, this technique was first used in antiquity but was perfected by Arabs in the 8th Century AD and is still employed today in traditional perfume making.
The town's maritime museum chronicles the fishing techniques Norwegians brought to the Northwest.
The authors did measure more than 500 bird specimens in museums to test their technique.
