museums

Only some US museums do so, and they are harshly blamed by all other museums all over the world.

The problem is that art is what a system of galleries and museums establishes as art work.

My personal opinion is that wrecks dredged up from swamps and such should be put into museums as is.

Folk and Viking museums are really good if you have time to travel to the Oslo suburbs.

These might be obvious already (and hence redundant), but many computer history museums have sections covering software and programming language history.

If you like museums, the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park is a great place to spend a day.

Look at the various computer museums and organizations that deal in archiving old technology.

Most of these types of exhibits are created by art students and shown at events and happen to be run by museums.

Typically our customers are startups who sell to SMBs (coffee shops, bars, restaurants, museums, etc).

I have a variety of interests which include museums, musical theater, night clubs and restaurants.

And please, please, tell me: how would you evaluate museums?

Sure, but you have your choice of museums.

Perhaps you have not seen the movie "The last of his kind" which maps out how we hunted Indians to extinction or casually exposed them to deadly infections, like small pox, that wiped out entire tribes and then, afterwards, piled their skulls up in our museums to study so as to satisfy our scientific curiosity.

Museums would be filled of ships constructed inside bottles and they are not.