As I mentioned in my previous post about mapping our digital landscape, we’re not letting the lack of CRM completely get us down. We have…
Read MoreHard to believe that it’s been a full year since we began the initial hiring process for our ASK team. We’ve accomplished so much in…
Read MoreOur Android release is coming in April. I’m often asked about our strategy to expand into Android when 74% of our users are on iOS…
Read MoreIn our last post, Sara discussed our ongoing definition and refinement of the ASK app’s engagement goals and our recent collaborative workshop with some of…
Read MoreWe developed ASK based on the premise (determined by over a year’s worth of pilot projects) that our visitors want to talk about art with…
Read MoreKnowing what we know about our visitors, we figured pretty early on that we would need to offer face time with staff as part of…
Read MoreLast month we had the pleasure of introducing the six members of our audience engagement team, the specialists who will be engaging with visitors via…
Read MoreI know that everyone on the team agrees—spending time learning about the collection is a privilege, an honor, and a lot of fun. Training started…
Read MoreASK is a tool that allows any museum visitor using the Museum’s app to have the opportunity to be in direct and immediate contact with…
Read MoreI am happy to announce that we’ve identified and hired six individuals who are knowledgeable, experienced at connecting people with art, and excited to take…
Read MoreI’ve just joined the Bloomberg Connects project as the Audience Engagement Lead. I will be heading the team that will be answering inquiries from visitors…
Read MoreOn the surface, it might seem that our Bloomberg Connects project is all about tech. After all, this particular Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative is specifically for…
Read MoreOn May 4, the Brooklyn Museum’s staff show opened to a group of staff, family and friends. Though the show is not open to the…
Read MoreAs Arty Facts and the Gallery/Studio program celebrates their twenty-fifth anniversary this year, I thought it would be a great time to sit down with…
Read MoreFor my second installment of Brooklyn’s Finest, I wanted to approach someone with whom I work closely with in the Director’s Office. Everyone knows his…
Read MoreOne of the great things about doing an interview for Brooklyn’s Finest is the chance for me chat for awhile with a colleague whose path…
Read MoreAs this is the last edition of Brooklyn’s Finest that I’ll be authoring, I wanted to feature a different kind of Museum staff member here—a…
Read MoreWhen I sat down to talk to Matthew Yokobosky to ask him about his job here as Chief Designer, he told me that the first…
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again: the massive stage is going up in the Museum’s back parking lot, which means the West Indian-American Day Parade…
Read MoreFor this month’s edition of Brooklyn’s Finest, I spoke to Gilbert Moore, operator of the Museum’s freight elevator. Gilbert was recommended to me for this…
Read MoreThis month’s edition of Brooklyn’s Finest features Keith Duquette, a longtime staff member (23 years!) whose role as Library Preservation Associate ensures the physical well-being…
Read MoreIt’s time for second installment of Brooklyn’s Finest, where you can meet a different member of the Brooklyn Museum staff every month. Today we’ll meet…
Read MoreI recently came across the Minneapolis Institute of Art’s excellent “Meet the MIA” set on Flickr, and I couldn’t help but go through all the…
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