Barbara Stratyner

Ned Wayburn and the Dance Routine: from Vaudeville to the Ziegfeld Follies

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"What Democracy looks like: Crowd-collecting Protest Materials" in the most recent Museums & Social Issues (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15596893.2017.1364571)

Journal article, Performing and Visual Arts

Keynote essay in "Theatre Exhibitions," Performing Arts Resources, vol. 33. Based on over 25 years in the field, it details issues and best practices in developing and curating museum exhibitions on the performing arts.

Journal Article, Contemporary History

"What democracy looks like: Crowd-collecting Protest Materials"

Essay for Museums & Social Issues (2017) on two issues vital to the museum world -- immediate crowd-collecting at protests and maintaining museum acquisition ethics and protocols while protesting.

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Katharine Hepburn: Rebel Chic

Chapter on the stage costumes and rehearsal practices in Jean Dreusedow's book/exhibition catalogue on the famous actress and icon of personal style published by Skira Rizzoli and the Kent State University Museum, 2012

Ned Wayburn and the Dance Routine: from Vaudeville to the Ziegfeld Follies

Fascinating study in popular song, dance and all forms of entertainment

Heading West Touring West: Mapmakers, Performing Artists, and the American Frontier

19th century Western expansion as seen by mapmakers and performing artists

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