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Direct linkLuke, Jessica J.; Ancelet, Jeanine E. – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. The purpose of our article is to critically examine the role of evaluation in CMA's reinvention, and in particular to highlight three features of evaluation at CMA that we believe contributed to the…
Descriptors: Arts Centers, Museums, Art Education, Institutional Evaluation
Foley, Cindy Meyers – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. When the Columbus Museum of Art committed to creativity as a focus and lens for learning, the work and nature of its education department adapted and changed. What is a museum's responsibility to its…
Descriptors: Museums, Arts Centers, Institutional Mission, Creativity
Trinkley, Rachel – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. However, the museum's most passionate and supportive advocates, docents, were not necessarily aligned with this new direction. This article explores how staff worked to gain docent support and advocacy for…
Descriptors: Creativity, Alignment (Education), Advocacy, Educational Objectives
Mostov, Merilee – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art education department adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. But what does creativity look like in a gallery experience? What are visitor attitudes toward creativity? This article explores how the drop-in visitor experience was reimagined at the…
Descriptors: Museums, Art Education, Creativity, Audience Analysis
Jones, Jessimi – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. Prior to this time, the museum focused programming for schools and teachers on the one trip "exposure" field trip, occasional teacher workshops, and lesson plans that promoted historical content…
Descriptors: Creativity, Museums, Art Education, Educational Practices
Evans, Catherine – Journal of Museum Education, 2014
In late 2006, the Columbus Museum of Art adopted a new framework that established creativity as the lens for learning and visitor experiences. This shift brought new challenges to the museum's curators. With seismic changes in the internal and external culture of museums, there is no doubt that the traditional curator's role is under scrutiny. In…
Descriptors: Museums, Art Education, Creativity, Role Perception
