Annabelle Kolomeisky
Intangible Heritage: Preserving Ideas
By: Annabelle Kolomeisky ____________________________________ As a person studying in Museum Studies, I often think in a very material...
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Musings MMSt Blog
- Oct 22, 2021
Letter from the Co-Editors
Hello Musings readers! Co-Editor-in-Chiefs (Molly and Mia) sat down to chat about our respective summers and what they're looking forward...
Molly Gosewich
- Oct 8, 2021
What Even Is Jewish Art? Marc Chagall and the École de Paris at mahJ (Part II)
By: Molly Gosewich ____________________________________ Paris Through The Window Marc Chagall, 1913 In Part 1, I brought up the influence...
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