Rachel Eng

"not sure keys" - the real truths of museum work

Be sure to visit our Children’s Special this June school holidays before it closes next Sunday! Lots of fun installations and exciting programmes including character tours, craft activities. See you soon! 👋🏻 #GetCuriousatNMS

This is amazing: Mexico's sound museum just released what may be the only audio recording of Frida Kahlo. A hypnotizing, beautiful recording, whether or not you speak Spanish

On playgrounds and identity in Singapore!

Another example of museums as colonial institutions: taxonomies and controlled vocabularies sorely lacking in Southeast Asian terms / those that exist are ill-defined or outdated

Brazil National Museum: 'Little surprises' salvaged from the ashes bbc.in/2HeZXw4

🇸🇬 RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP | Applications for the National Museum of Singapore Research Fellowship programme are now open! Masters and PhD holders and PhD candidates are invited to apply. Deadline: 17 May 2019 @natmuseum_sg buff.ly/2IEUT6d

Wow that talk by Tim Hannigan was absolutely brilliant and put very eloquently all of the complexities about colonial legacy and the bicentennial into words!

What a brilliant idea. Talk about museums as inclusive spaces. A welcome wall that remembers the migrant experience

@_museumguy @MuseumJim @MuseumNextAU It's a really great digital experience and we've noticed visitorship to the actual gallery with the drawings pick up. If you do end up visiting let me know, I'd be happy to sort tickets!

@MuseumJim @MuseumNextAU Ah looks amazing!

On the way back from Tulsa let’s make a stop in Singapore! Sounds like some cool stuff is going on there too. Everyone in? @MuseumNextAU #MuseumNext

#museumnext was my first ever conference (to say nothing of actually speaking) so huge ups to @MuseumNextAU for taking a punt on me, was such a great experience and learnt so much

Look! A proper account where no memes are retweeted and vaguely more intelligent thoughts can be had