How many times have you adjourned from a lecture about the implications of evolving social and technological paradigms on museum community integration into the lobby of the museum hosting it only to be confronted by a tile matching game on a computer in a dingy laminated plywood box?  This, in no small part, is what William Crowley does for a living.  Museumssuck.com is his blog.

He actually really likes museums.  No, honest.  And some of his best friends are really smart people who think for a living about, like, how museums can better integrate with evolving social and technological paradigms.  Or however you like.  And he’s an insatiable fan of their work.  Really.  Privately, mind you, he suspects that if museums reverted to the quaint paradigm of being buildings with exceptional things in them, the technological and social implications would look to themselves.  Whatever.  A chorus needs many voices.

(If you hoped this might say more about museumssuck.com and the science of Museum Desuckification™, try the intro post.)

william@museumssuck.com