This is really disappointing and it's also totally predictable. Haters gonna hate BUT there are a few things you can do to help prevent this from happening in your exhibit.
https://t.co/fVofbIbbBN
"Museums which drop unethical sponsorship agreements won't be able to share their collections any more π₯²" is just a new B-side for that other well worn track "if [Big Museum] repatriates all the unethically acquired cultural artefacts there'll be no collections left π₯²"
A letter in todayβs Guardian suggests that the end of BP sponsorship means, βThe [British Museum] will struggle to share wonderful artefacts, knowledge and heritage with millions of peopleβ - which is factually not the caseβ¦ https://t.co/aIoLMxIMSx 1/x
The Natural History Museum champions diversity, equality and inclusion of all people. We hire rooms in our building to hosts for a range of events but are clear that this is not an endorsement of their products, services or views.
@rebeccalush_ Also noting that there are updates happening but.... if you're not an ICOM member you wouldn't know about it because they hide all the info behind a member paywall
@laura_miles@AMaGA_EPs (Maybe print it. Small. Or big. Or many times and stuff the comment box. But that's not very environmentally sustainable. Hmmm...)
@laura_miles@AMaGA_EPs I feel like this exact comment was said at last year's conference, funnily about this exact same session. Someone needs to sneak it to a future programming committee....