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In the media ...

2020

A pandemic "status update" on museums. Susie Wilkening shares what the data and museum-goers say on NPR. (October 2020)

Operating museums amidst COVID-19. It's grim. Crosscut (September 2020)

On museum visitation ... and why even non-visitors value museums. The Art Newspaper (March 2020)

COVID-19 and Virtual Museums. How audiences use collections databases (or not). The Art Newspaper (March 2020)
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Corporate Money, Decolonization, and How There is No Neutral Left. Susie Wilkening on National Public Radio (January 2020)

2019

Tainted Money and Museums ... again. Perhaps as a form of reparations? Grist (December 2019)

Inclusion and Museums: Susie Wilkening considers thoughtful approaches to sharing stories that need to be heard in the New York Times (October 2019)
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Tainted Money and Museums. Susie Wilkening shares an American perspective with Belgian readers in De Tijd. (August 2019)
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Museums and Data: A Powerful Combination. Or, why data really matters to museums. On SearchBusinessAnalytics. (August 2019)

Changing Jacksons into Tubmans. Susie Wilkening and her 7-year-old son share with Business Insider why Harriet Tubman should be on the $20. (June 2019)

The Newseum or the Actual Bill of Rights? Susie Wilkening shares her thoughts with Spanish national newspaper La Vanguardia. (February 2019 - paywall)

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2018


Imagine Artechouse in some place like Atlanta, or Phoenix ... would probably do rather well. See what Susie Wilkening said in the Wall Street Journal. (December 2018)

​Will Harry Potter grow audiences at New-York Historical Society? Susie Wilkening weighs in for the New York Times. (October 2018)
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Gooey cheese and audience expectations. Or, the Wall Street Journal explores the Museum of Pizza with Susie Wilkening, part 2. (September 2018; paywall)
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Museum experiences are changing. But Susie Wilkening tells the Dayton Daily News it is still about meaning-making, relevance, and connection. (August 2018)

The Wall Street Journal covers leadership change at MoMA PS1: Susie Wilkening shares her perspective (August 2018; paywall)

The Museum of Pizza: The Wall Street Journal asks Susie Wilkening if the fun food museums will run their course (April 2018; paywall)


Free Admission: Susie Wilkening weighs in for the Christian Science Monitor (March 2018)

Susie Wilkening featured on NPR (February 2018)
A budget gap plus some expensive real estate equals challenges for the Newseum. 
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