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"man, museum work pays peanuts, has an incredibly low supply of full-time jobs for current demand, sometimes involves getting yelled at by the public, causes Imposter Syndrome, and is often undervalued by people who assume it's easy"
"but is it unsp-"
"unspeakably cool? YES"
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This visual Data Story is based on findings from the 2025 Annual Survey of Museum-Goers, a national survey of American museum visitors from
"Most of us can’t go a day, or even an hour, without hearing about artificial intelligence (AI). It’s constantly discussed on the news, at work, and among family and friends. It’s everywhere!
As society considers what place AI should have in our daily lives, museums are a relevant part of the conversation as well. Visitors bring their thoughts, ideas, and feelings about AI with them when they interact with museum content, impacting their experience.
For many respondents, AI use would make them feel that the content published by museums could no longer be trusted. Most cite AI’s tendency to “hallucinate” and provide misleading information, behaviors that would cast doubt on the accuracy of information presented."
Taxidermied animals are sometimes so funny to me. Like yes, poor little bear has such a luscious rump due to a bad cosmetic job but no I cannot touch him because he was put together in the 70s with some chemical that has likely eroded into something very toxic that will kill you upon skin contact. One of the joys of working in a natural history museum.
The Hermitage is fully responsible for our catharsis.
Me, listening to museum guests confidently state wrong shit: *mutters* There's a sign....
Me, when guests get overly confused about artifacts: There's. A. Sign.
Me, when guests, who can read, ask me what a thing (with a big sign basically taped on it) is: You are never gonna believe this....
Me, when guests read the sign aloud and then promptly ignore the information: *ticking-time-bomb sigh*
Me, when guests ask the air what I am doing: You're not gonna believe this, but
Remember friends, museums come with handy labels so you too can understand everything going on. Remember to read a sign (if possible) before you make assumptions. If you can't read it, that's fine, but if you can, go for that first. Find the sign.
*inspired by the amount of people who asks me what the machine in the preservation lab is when there is a big 72pt font sign explaining it literally TAPED ON THE MACHINE*
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I need yall to see this beautiful thicc queen I found in our chrysalis room at work this morning.
Ledeau’s Silkmoth (Rothschildia lebeau)
15/5/25
It’s so crazy to me that I’ve really finished my first year in my PhD program. I’m interning at a national museum working with Indigenous belongings that have quite literally been forgotten about by the institution and it’s my job to bring them back into the world, possibly reconnecting them with descendants. This is what I live for and I’m ready to defend it.
It is the one year anniversary of this video! When I made this, I was on the brink of losing my museum job and I was feeling extremely disheartened and alone. I interviewed multiple museum professionals from Finland, Canada, England, and the US, asking them about their workload and wages.
(Pause for dramatic click bait) You won't BELIEVE what I found!!1!!!
