Curator-The Museum Journal

Papers
(The TQCC of Curator-The Museum Journal is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Digital Responses of UK Museum Exhibitions to the COVID‐19 Crisis, March – June 202043
Analyzing the Museum Experience Through the Lens of Instagram Posts11
Heritage as Restitution: The Dadaab Refugee Camps, Kenya10
Museum Leadership for Engaging, Equitable Education: The Transformative Potential of Digitized Collections for Authentic Learning Experiences10
Expanding Accessibility: Sensory Sensitive Programming for Museums9
How do Visitors Perceive the Role of Authentic Objects in Museums?9
Curating the Contemporary: A Case for National and Local COVID‐19 Collections8
Measuring a Sense of Belonging at Museums and Cultural Centers7
Inside the Digital Learning Laboratory: New Directions in Museum Education6
Digital Museum Objects and Memory: Postdigital Materiality, Aura and Value6
Exploring the Contributions and Challenges of Museum Technology Professionals during the COVID‐19 Crisis6
Archival Art: Memory Practices, Interventions, and Productions6
Art Museum Educators: Who Are They Now?6
Welcome to the Museum: Reflecting on Representation & Inclusion in Museum Evaluation6
The Anthropocene in Natural History Museums: A Productive Lens of Engagement5
Defining the Museum: Struggling with a New Identity5
Co‐curation and New Museology in Reorganizing the Beit Gallery at the Mutare Museum, Eastern Zimbabwe5
Decolonising the Museum? Community Experiences in the Periphery of the ICOM Museum Definition5
The Value of Museums in Averting Societal Collapse5
Living Archives and The Social Transmission of Memory4
LEARN: Essential Elements of Museum Education Programs for Young Children4
It’s Not Just for the Children: On Engaging Culturally Diverse Families at Museums4
Increasing Museum Capacities for Serving Non‐White Audiences4
A Shift in Authority: Applying Transformational and Distributed Leadership Models to Create Inclusive Informal STEM Learning Environments4
Towards the Cape Town Document4
A Bodies‐On Museum: The Transformation of Museum Embodiment through Virtual Technology3
The Diplomatic Museum: A Latourian Perspective on the Civic Role of Museums3
Museums, COVID‐19 and the pivot to social media3
Reconsidering People as the Institution: Empathy, Pay Equity, and Deaccessioning as Key Leadership Strategies in Art Museums3
Perspective‐Taking Can Lead to Increased Bias: A Call for ‘Less Certain’ Positions in American Indian Contexts3
Becoming a Learning Organization3
Redefining Curatorial Leadership and Activating Community Expertise to Build Equitable and Inclusive Art Museums3
Evaluating Organizational Identity of Zoos to Enhance Conservation3
Accessibility and Inclusion for Families with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Cultural Institutions3
Identity & Museum Practice: Promises, Practices, and a Broken Pipeline3
Dimensions of Curation Competing Values Model: Tool for Shifting Exhibition Priorities in Art Museums2
An Imagined Archive of Institutional Memory – A Visual Essay on the Artwork of Parragirls2
Connected Museums: Reflections on Constructing Technology Maturity Parameters In Museums2
Complementing Connoisseurship With Artificial Intelligence2
Is Life a Cabaret? A Living Archive of the ‘Other’2
Curatorial Omissions in Virtual War Museum Displays: Uncovering Racial and Gendered Tensions in Canadian WWI Exhibitions2
Young Children's Engagement with Objects in Science Museums: A Rapid Evidence Assessment of Research2
Neutrality is Not an Option, Museums Don’t Need Left‐over Statues2
“The Bloody Hell and Holy Cow Moment:” Feeling Awe in the Art Museum2
You Love Them, but You Don’t Know Them: Recognizing and Welcoming Lived Experiences2
No Small Steps: The Time Has Expired2
Co‐Curating the Cape Town Document on Modern Heritage2
Creating Middle Ground: Transforming Outdoor Informal Learning Landscapes2
Recollections of Who We Were: Nostalgic Retrospective Perceptions of Japanese Society Following a Visit to a Shōwa‐era Museum2
Measurement of Science Museum Visitors’ Emotional Experiences at Exhibits Designed to Encourage Productive Struggle2
Museum Workers Must Listen Carefully to What Our Community is Saying During Demonstrations and Unrest2
The Partnership Quilt: An Interactive Living Archive of Sex Worker Voices2
Leadership and Leader Development: Perspectives from Museum and Academic Library Professionals2
Facilitated Making in Museum‐Based Educational Makerspaces2
Curatorial Research as Boundary Work2
Racism, Unrest, and the Role of the Museum Field: A Conversation at the American Alliance of Museums Virtual Annual Meeting (2020)2
Creating Accessible Digital Images for Vision Impaired Audiences and Researchers2
Incorporating smell into children's museums: Insights from a case study in Norway1
Exploring a New Museum Architectural Typology in Doha: From a Heritage Building to a Contemporary Art Museum1
Save the Ukrainian People First: They Carry their Culture in their Hearts1
Museums1 can Save Lives: A Call to Action1
[art]ifact: Where History Meets Art, A Case Study in Shared Authority1
Invented Modernisms: Getting to Grips with Modernity in Three African State Buildings1
Art & Archives Part 1, Archive as Art1
Learning from Steinkopf1
Nowhere Else but Home: A National Resting Place for Indigenous Australian Ancestral Remains1
The Modern Architecture of Arieh Sharon's Obafemi Awolowo University Campus, Ile‐Ife, Nigeria1
FORUM: Saving the Museum Through Partnership1
The Conflict about the Restitution of Art Works: A Solomonic Proposal1
Museum Priorities1
Transmodern Heritage as Radical Delinking from Modernity1
An Analysis of Public Decision Making to Visit Archaeological Museums in Greece Using the Discrete Choice Model1
Development of a Touchable Replica for Inclusive Experiences of Religious Artifacts1
The Human Condition: Health, Wellness, & Emotional Connection in Museums1
Overlooked or Unimportant? An Overview of the Coprolite Collections at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa1
The AIATSIS Return of Cultural Heritage Project: Understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Material Held Overseas and the Initial Challenges to Repatriating Material to Cus1
Museum Languages1
Asmara's architectural heritage as a bricolage: The case of St. Mary's Orthodox Cathedral1
The Historical Burdens and Management System Problems That Prevent Japanese Zoos from Concentrating on Conservation and Animal Welfare1
Towards the Definition of an Ever‐changing Heritage: A Reading of the (Re)appropriation Processes of the Torres Vermelhas in Mozambique1
Synergies between Schools and Rural Museums: Insights from the Spanish Pyrenees1
Staring at Signs: Biology Undergraduates Pay Attention to Signs More Often than Animals at the Zoo1
Iny Karajá Presence: Material and Visual Culture of Ritxoko Dolls in Museums1
Keeping Voices in the Room: Values Clarification in Codesign for Equitable Science and Technology Education1
Assessing Environmental Acidity in Storerooms of Natural History Collections1
Official response to the Russian war crimes in Ukraine1
Nothing can be Changed Until it is Faced: Museum Solidarity Statements as Reflections of Understanding Systemic Racism1
Prologue: Locating the Modern1
外文版介绍1
House Biermann in Durban: A Case of “Regional Vernacular” in the Modern Architectural Heritage of South Africa1
AltText: An institutional tool for change1
What Does it Mean to be Polish? Europe and Identity in Two Museums in Poland1
Community‐informed design: Blending community engagement and museum design approaches for sustainable experience development1
Digital Literacy and Liberative Community Engagement1
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