I work for The Ohio State University and receive a daily electronic newsletter from the institution called OSU Today. That communication vehicle features very little (i.e., nothing at all) specific to lute. However, today's does feature an announcement of a public forum discussion to occur at OSU's own art museum, the Wexner Center:
> March 9: 'Do Museums Still Need Objects?' panel discussion > Fred Andrle, Humanities Institute associate, will host a panel > discussion featuring Steven Conn, OSU professor of history, > director of the Public History Initiative, and author of "Do > Museums Still Need Objects?" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday (3/9) at > the Wexner Center Film and Video Theater. Panelists include > David Chesebrough, COSI president and CEO; Sherri Geldin, > director, Wexner Center for the Arts; Burt Logan, executive > director and CEO, Ohio Historical Society; and Nannette > Maciejunes, executive director, Columbus Museum of Art. > Free and open to the public. Contact: Elizabeth Lantz at > [1]mailto:[email protected] Given the recent doings at the V&A, I'm just a little frightened that the topic of this discussion is considered viable at all, whichever way it turns. I admit that I have not read Steven Conn's text. Pessimistically, Eugene -- References 1. mailto:[email protected] To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
