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...
As a follow-up to our ASK-guided gallery tours for Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving and Pride Month, the ASK team has created a new...
In 2017 we partnered with educational start-up Duolingo and their new digital platform, Tinycards, to produce fun and educational art history flashcard decks. 2 years,...
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/2019/08/08/tiny-cards-big-fun-what-impact/
“Celebrate Pride Month! Our team of friendly experts guide you on a tour of LGBTQ+ artists and themes throughout the Museum via text message, chatting...
The second evaluation completed by Pratt grad students last semester examined the ways visitors were using ASK. Partially inspired by wanting to know if people were participating...
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/2019/07/12/visitor-study-ask-brooklyn-museum/
In my last post, I posited that although we don’t have a CRM, we are gathering data in the ways we can to help inform...
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/2019/06/25/visitor-study-frida-kahlo/
One of my personal and professional goals for the Visitor Experience and Engagement department is to make more data-driven decisions. We’ve written A LOT about...
Our exhibition Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving closed on May 12 and we’re taking a moment to review our ASK engagement for this show....
In my last post I detailed how I knitted together thematic connections across different collections and what effect in-gallery labels have on object engagement, but...