Sentence examples for rethinking the museum from inspiring English sources

Rethinking the museum blockbuster isn't necessarily a bad idea, even if it's a budgetary necessity.

Last year's event at Derby Silk Mill saw a new wave of makers and artists collaborate with museum staff on rethinking the museum experience.

The program, "Rethinking the Museum in the 21st Century" will feature Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art in Manhattan, on March 9; John Elderfield, chief curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, on March 30; and Paul Goldberger, architecture critic for The New Yorker, on April 27.

With the construction project now complete, they will presumably turn their attention to rethinking the museum's overall mission.

Mr. Gabellini, who designed the Guggenheim's show by rethinking the museum's lighting and many of the surfaces inside, noted how the Seagram Building stands back from the avenue on its roomy plaza, making you aware of the space it occupies in a way the other buildings around it don't.

If we rethink the museum as "information plus things", then the location of the things becomes negotiable and not so emotive.

Govan is on a mission to rethink the museum of the 21st Century, hopefully after he manages to pull off a bold new plan to rebuild completely the current mish-mash of mid 20th-Century buildings which house the LACMA.

But in two wide-ranging interviews over the last month Mr. Campbell said that he did not see it that way and that he viewed the museum's next frontier to be less physical than philosophical and virtual: a change in the Met's tone and public face, making it a more open and understandable museum, largely by thoroughly rethinking the way it uses technology.

5 Rethinking the monarchy.

He designed and taught activist public interest workshops on Rethinking the Corporation and Rethinking Strategy.

Basically, they are rethinking the business.