Museums surviving the summer
With schools out, art museums compete with lots of other entertainment options for visitors. Some use a version of the movie summer blockbuster to lure patrons, but is that in the best interest of the museum?
Guests
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David Carrier: Champney Family professor of Art History at Case Western Reserve and the Cleveland Institute of Art. His book is "Museum Skepticism: A History of the Display of Art in Public Galleries."
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Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell: Art history professor at St. Thomas University.
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Diane Mullin: associate curator, Weisman Museum of Art.
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