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Subject: community run spaces in museums
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Date: Sat, 10 Dec 1994 18:48:16 -0500 (EST)
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TThanks for reading!
 
Do you know of any 'community-run exhibit spaces' in museums?  Which
museums?  Or any literature that discusses them or this idea?
 
I'm interested in museums that 'seem' to give 'communities'
power over 1-generation of exhibit ideas 2-exhibit content but are
still very supportive with resources or in finding resources.
 
Respond even if you think this is non-existent.
Thank- you
Susan Pointe Museum Studies U of Toronto

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