MUSEUMVIEWS – Est. 2003

The Museum of Doubt: Curating a Scholar’s Unmaking

Fourteen years before I wrote “Footnotes in the Mist,” I learned what fog feels like when it’s pumped straight into […]

SILENCE is not a clerical error. It is a position, performed with a straight face, then dressed up as “complexity”

I’m old enough to carry 1979 in my bones. I was a child, but the memory is clean as glass:

قطع ارتباطات در ایران به یک مسئله‌ی حکمرانی می‌انجامد: آیا زبان اخلاقی ایکوم، خودِ این نهاد را نیز متعهد می‌کند؟

Iran’s Communications Shutdown Raises A Governance Question: Does ICOM’s Ethical Language Bind ICOM, Too? I’m writing this in grief. As

2,700+ years of shared Persian history — and the betrayal of Antisemitism A Museumviews production: four acts, one intermission, and

Where Are You, People? Iran Is Bleeding in the Dark—and the Art World Is Whispering Selective Conscience: Why Cultural Institutions

On Wednesday, January 21, 2026, we’re inviting the world into a simple act of spiritual solidarity: Global Meditation for Iran.

When societies face rupture, they don’t survive by forgetting who they are. They survive by learning how to see themselves