'Ask a Curator' Provides Museum-Related Answers From the Experts Themselves
Michael Hines — September 1, 2010 — Tech
References: twitter & fastcompany
'Ask a Curator' is an art fan's dream come true. Through the magic of social media, you can ask a museum curator a question on Twitter today through the hashtag "#askacurator."
Of course, the men and women of 'Ask a Curator' can't answer every question, but the ones they do get to should provide a little more insight to the happenings in museums all over the world. The Q&A session is going on all day today (Sept. 1st) so be sure to get your questions in soon!
Of course, the men and women of 'Ask a Curator' can't answer every question, but the ones they do get to should provide a little more insight to the happenings in museums all over the world. The Q&A session is going on all day today (Sept. 1st) so be sure to get your questions in soon!
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