The Art of Curating: Paul J. Sachs and the Museum Course at Harvard
by Sally Anne Duncan, Andrew Mcclellan
The Art of Curating examines Paul J. Sachs and the museum course at Harvard, highlighting the relationship between curatorial practice, museum education, and the history of art institutions. Written by Sally Anne Duncan and Andrew Mcclellan, it offers a focused study of an important chapter in museum studies.
About This Book
The Art of Curating explores the work and influence of Paul J. Sachs, a significant figure in the development of museum education.
Focusing on Sachs and the museum course at Harvard, the book considers how curatorial knowledge was taught and shaped.
Sally Anne Duncan and Andrew Mcclellan place this subject within the broader history of museums, art, and professional training.
The book will interest readers studying curating, museum history, art education, and the institutions that have shaped cultural practice.
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