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How Museums Decide What Goes on the Wall — And Who Decides
Inside the curatorial meeting: loans, walls, budgets, and the slow argument that ends with art on a wall.

Inside the curatorial meeting: loans, walls, budgets, and the slow argument that ends with art on a wall.

Assembled from existing roads in 1926 and retired in 1985, Route 66 carried Dust Bowl families west and left behind motels, songs, and a scenic byway.

A third place is social ground that is neither home nor work, a term Ray Oldenburg fixed in his 1989 book The Great Good Place.