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http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1888
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| Title: |
A Critical Analysis of the Ethnography of Krannert Art Museum |
| Authors: |
Armstrong, Marisa
Jaronczyk, Adrian
Ruelo, Kim
White, Michelle |
| Keywords: |
Performance/Expressive Culture
Krannert Art Museum
Community Service
Ethics |
| Issue Date: |
2006-May-15 |
| Abstract / Summary: |
This project evaluates the activity systems (composed of community, rules, division of labor, tools, subject, and motives) in the Krannert Art Museum as seen through its mission statement. It focuses on the evolution of the mission statement, how it should be interpreted, the exact motives behind the statement, what challenges it presents to the museum, and its involvement within the community. On the basis of interviews and archival, literature, and internet research, the authors find that the mission statement’s main goal is to provide a guide for the inner activities of the museum. Its connection to the community appears to be of primary importance. |
| URI: |
http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1888 |
| Type of Resource: |
text |
| Genre of Resource: |
essay |
| Publication Status: |
unpublished |
| Appears in Collections: |
University Units and Institutional Transformation
Student Communities and Culture
The University and the Community
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