Indieweb Carnival March 2026 – Museum Memories
Once a month, someone in Indieweb hosts the "Indieweb carnival", a monthly theme which a bunch of bloggers all write about the same theme, and the links to posts are collected in a page together. This month's theme: Museum Memories (click for info.)
Sections:
- How I Learned Duane Hanson Isn't Alexander Calder, and Leonard Nimoy Really Is Not Spock (Whitney Museum, NYC, 1978?)
- Her Luminous Eyes (The Mütter Museum, Philadelphia, 2012)
- No Place Like Dome (The Exploratorium, San Francisco, 1996)
- How A Chance Scientific Injustice Launched My Career As An Author Of Doggerel (The Boston Science Museum, Boston, 1993)
- Honorable mention: Long Wires in Dark Museums by Alastair Galbraith and Matt De Gennaro (Table of Elements records, 2002)
Like many people, I have many fond memories of museums. Here are some recollections.
How I Learned Duane Hanson…

