A Journal of Reflective Practice
Volume 28, No.2, Fall 2009
On July 1, 2006 In Your Face: the People's Portrait Project exhibition opened at the Art Gallery of Ontario with content derived entirely from the public. The Exhibitionist cover features "Blue Eyes," a portrait that came in from rural Ontario from a woman who had never drawn before.
Exhibitionist features thought-provoking articles on exhibition theory and practice, exhibition critiques and commentary, book reviews, technical articles, and other essays of interest to the profession. The journal is published by NAME in the Spring and Fall of each year.
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Spring 2010, "Exhibition Frictions"
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Fall 2009, "Visitor-Generated Content and Design"
This issue reflects on the challenges of traditional and new forms of participation, including social media, in exhibition content, design, and museum programming. View table of contents.
Download the article Social Media on Social Media Blog Review by Maggie Dennis. (PDF 728k)
Fall 1999, "Making Meaning in Exhibits"
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