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Read more about the article The past is a useful companion but a sinister leader

The past is a useful companion but a sinister leader

  • Post author:Tomislav Šola
  • Post published:February 8, 2022
  • Post category:History/Memory

Wisdom seems to be about how to understand the past as a tool of the present and means to the future. Claimed as a leader, it may just be...

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Read more about the article Professionalism in Museums: The Frog’s Destiny

Professionalism in Museums: The Frog’s Destiny

  • Post author:Tomislav Šola
  • Post published:October 21, 2021
  • Post category:History/Museums/Profession

As I said in the article “Combatant curator”, - I do not know any more to whom should I thank for the amazing caricature of a frog...

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Read more about the article Saving the utopia but recognizing the reality

Saving the utopia but recognizing the reality

  • Post author:Tomislav Šola
  • Post published:April 4, 2020
  • Post category:History/Museums/Public Memory Insititution/Science/Wisdom

The story about Aramco, the wealthiest corporation raises little sympathy in the cultural sector. Should we ignore their, seemingly,...

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