I have a very romantic relationship with reading, involving weeks of binging and then months of not even touching a book. But since I am trying to stay up to date with all of the latest apps and their features and read more in my off time, I went ahead and downloaded Goodreads. I have … More Goodreads Challenge, and The Ivory Vikings
The Teacher It was a rainy day in Aberdeen, and it was a late afternoon lecture. It was not an out of the ordinary day, and I am sure if I asked some of my old classmates if they remembered this lecture, they would say of course not! In this archaeology ethics class, the … More A Statement that Changed My Life
Thanks for coming back for the second part of my reviews of two temporary exhibitions at the LACMA. My first post in case you missed it was about Diana Thater’s exhibition called The Sympathetic Imagination, which you can check out by clicking here. New Objectivity (which is now closed, sorry!) was an art exhibition about … More LACMA Pt.2: New Objectivity
Greetings to you! I have another exhibition review for you today on an installation I visited this past weekend at the LACMA, short for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. I have been to the LACMA many times, and highly recommend their permanent collections, as they are varied across many time periods as well … More LACMA Pt.1: The Sympathetic Imagination
I finally recently finished a book I have been trying to finish for some time now (a full review is coming soon, stay tuned) Ivory Vikings, about the Lewis Chessmen. I was inspired by some of the content as well as the overall concept of the book to draw a comparison between the past and … More Gamers: My Chess Set is Cooler than Your Chess Set
It seems that people today either like statistics, or they don’t. I do. They may seem harsh without a holistic context, but sometimes I think us humans need to consider reality. We need to get down to brass tax here. Although I am only a novice in the museum world, one of the first things … More Museum Statistics: Considering Reality
[NOTE: No Spoilers here!] Greetings, and happy new year! I hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday season, and had the chance to spend some time with loved ones. I had a wonderful Christmas, and was very happy for the first time in a long time to not have to jump on a plane after … More Star Wars, Museums, and the Sky
