All Articles: Look With New Eyes at Museums

"Behind the Scenes at the Museum," a book packed with information for 9-12 year olds, but teens and adults will love, too!

Look with new eyes at wayfinding/navigating in museums. Many museums do it poorly.

Museums need your feedback about what they're doing right and wrong. Look with new eyes at museums as places that need to hear from you.

Peering at the often unnoticed details in museums can be fulfilling and surprising. And it will spark your curiosity!

Why visit museums with challenging children? Because it's good for them! Try these strategies from a therapist.

Museums can make me cranky! Why don't they have enough seating? Why visit museums if they aren't going to be hospitable? Some do it right.

The Approach Road on Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina is a three-mile wonder. Drive it slowly. Look with new eyes!

Look with new eyes! As the cranky museum visitor, some things about museums irk me. Do they irk you or spark curiosity in you?