Megan Mahon
Radical Hope and its Museum Applications
I’m coming to you now to write what I think we all need, particularly in the climate we’re living in: something hopeful about where...
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Megan Mahon
- Feb 14, 2022
Decolonizing Dinner? Indigenous Chefs and Cookbooks
Are restaurants a kind of museum? They’re both public institutions, they’re both enjoyable, and they both involve consumption - in one...
Megan Mahon
- Dec 9, 2021
Can The Museum Be Reconciled?
Good morning museum friends, and now it’s time for another issue of Here’s How Hard It Is To Decolonize Museums. Not to depress anyone at...
Megan Mahon
- Nov 25, 2021
To Breathe Life Into This Space: Objects with Lives and Agency
CONTENT WARNING: This article contains mention of Canadian residential schools. If you’re a Museum Studies student, it’s likely you’ve...
Megan Mahon
- Aug 18, 2021
What We Choose to Remember: Removing Monuments as a Step Towards Reconciliation
TW/CW: Residential Schools On July 1st, in my hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba, a rally was held in support of Indigenous peoples and...
Megan Mahon
- Jul 21, 2021
Caesar, What's Good?: The Complicated Legacy of Classical Art
In almost every so-called universal museum in the world, the department of classical art takes pride of place. The most well-known...
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