Hannah Fox is the Project Director for the Silk Mill Project at Derby Museums. She has removed an embarrassing photo of herself from when she was 17 years old. Derby Museums' 2012-2015 aims included establishing the museums trust as an independent organization, redeveloping the Silk Mill as a major attraction, and ensuring community engagement is embedded in all aspects of the museums' work. The document provides information on Hannah Fox's role and background, as well as outlining Derby Museums' past aims and goals regarding community engagement and redevelopment projects.
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What makes a museum? MT17
1. Hannah
Fox
Silk
Mill
Project
Director
@hannahfox
@derbysilkmill
@derbymuseums
2. There
was
a
pic
of
me
as
a
17
year
old
which
I’ve
removed
because
it’s
a
bit
embarrassing,
the
hair,
the
face…
I
don’t
think
you
need
to
be
subjected
to
it
again.
11. —
Derby
Museums
2012-‐2015
Aims
• Establish
Derby
Museums
Trust
as
a
new,
independent
cultural
organisation.
• Instigate
a
plan
for
the
full
re-‐development
of
the
Silk
Mill
as
a
major
visitor
attraction.
• Begin
an
affordable
redevelopment
programme
for
Derby
Museum
and
Art
Gallery.
• Build
partnerships
to
support
the
establishment
of
an
international
Joseph
Wright
Institute.
• Ensure
community
engagement
is
embedded
in
all
aspect
of
Derby
Museums’
work.
20. Daniel
Defoe’s
‘A
Tour
thro’
the
Whole
Island
of
Great
Britain’
(1742)
records:
-‐
“This
engine
contains
26,586
Wheels,
and
96,746
Movements,
which
work
73,726
yards
of
Silk-‐thread,
every
time
the
Waterwheel
goes
round,
which
it
does
three
times
in
one
Minute.”
18th Century
Derby
26. • 1
in
3
people
living
in
an
area
regarded
as
top
20%
most
deprived
in
England.
• 24.6%
of
children
in
Derby
are
defined
as
living
in
poverty.
• 1
of
the
6
most
challenged
cities
in
England
for
social
mobility.
• Adult
population
have
poor
outcomes
when
compared
to
England
as
a
whole.
• 63%
of
business
have
found
it
difficult
to
recruit
staff
with
suitable
skills.
21st Century
Derby
27. —
Understand
• STEM
>
STEAM
• It’s
all
about
Making…
• We
need
to
expand
perspectives
of
what
a
museum
is
and
can
be.
• People
should
feel
entitled
to
participate.
28. —
Redefine
How
might
we
use
the
making
of
the
museum
as
an
opportunity
to
experiment,
involve
and
enrich?
29. —
Enable
and
encourage
co-‐production
for
mutual
benefit.
See
change
as
opportunity
to
experiment,
involve
and
enrich.
“Tell
me
and
I
forget,
teach
me
and
I
may
remember,
involve
me
and
I
learn.”
Benjamin
Franklin
48. —
How might we use the making of
the Museum of Making, to engage
people’s heads, hearts and hands -
empowering them to see
themselves as 21st century makers,
creators and innovators?
“Tell
me
and
I
forget,
teach
me
and
I
may
remember,
involve
me
and
I
learn.”
Benjamin
Franklin
Redefine
49. —
INSPIRED
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
THE
PAST
Shaping
the
way
in
which
Derby
is
understood
and
appreciated.
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
TODAY
Pursuing
mutual
relationships,
co-‐produced
&
human-‐centred
EMPOWERING
THE
MAKERS
OF
THE
FUTURE
Inspiring
people
to
see
themselves
as
makers,
creators
and
innovators.
Project
principles
STEAM POWERED
– Embedding
the
Arts
in
STEAM,
integral
to
21st century
citizens
60. —
Art
of
Artefacts
+
Prototyping
the
Museum
How
might
we
group
our
artefacts?
How
might
we
tell
our
stories?
How
might
we
display
our
collection?
How
might
we
design
the
museum
spaces
using
the
collection?
How
might
we
create
a
variety
of
different
spaces
for
different
collections?
How
might
we
select
materials
for
building
the
museum
inside
and
out?
How
might
we
refine
the
design
of
spaces
by
creating
a
full
scale
prototype?
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67. Concept
developed
with
artist-‐in-‐residence
Martin
Smith
http://www.smithautomata.co.uk/
70. Representing the soul of the city
STEAM POWERED
– Embedding
the
Arts
in
STEAM,
integral
to
21st century
citizens.
INSPIRED
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
THE
PAST
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
TODAY
EMPOWERING THE
MAKERS OF THE FUTURE
71. —
Notice
Nature,
Feel
Joy
How
might
we
co-‐produce
our
natural
history
collection
to
ignite
curiosity
and
the
desire
to
find
out
more
– engaging
people
emotionally
and
creatively
as
well
as
historically
and
scientifically?
@DMNature
82. —
Citizen
Shift
– New
Citizenship
project
Subject Consumer Citizen
Dependent Independent Interdependent
To For With
Religious Material
Spiritual
Duty Rights Purpose
Obey Demand Participate
Receive Choose Create
Command Serve Facilitate
Radio Television Internet
Bureaucracy Hierarchy Platform
Subjective Objective Deliberative
83. “The
best
moments
in
our
lives
are
not
the
passive,
receptive,
relaxing
times…
The
best
moments
usually
occur
if
a
person’s
body
or
mind
is
stretched
to
its
limits
in
a
voluntary
effort
to
accomplish
something
difficult
and
worthwhile.”
– Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
84. What
makes
people
happy
?
Fairness
Helping
Others
Respect
AdaptabilityTrust
Meaning
Status
Richard
Layard,
Happiness
2005
89. • Ask
why?
• Design
with
empathy,
take
action.
• Experiment,
prototype.
• Look
beyond
your
frame
of
reference.
• Co-‐produce
for
mutual
benefit.
• Raise
your
hand
and
ask
for
help.
• See
change
as
constant.
Habits
of
mind
90. “[It
is]the
free
voluntary
associations
which
strengthen
civil
society
by
creating
Habits
of
the
Heart”
Alexis
de
Tocqueville
1835
91. Blue
Marble
– 1st photo
of
the
whole
round
Earth,
taken
from
Apollo
17,
1972.
Picture
credit:
NASA
92. “We
need
to
ask
whether
our
own
agendas
been
as
progressive
as
we
had
hoped.
We
need
the
courage
to
engage
more
deeply
and
more
meaningfully
with
communities
which
appeared
to
have
taken
a
step
back
from
us
– and
listen
to
them.”
Nat
Edwards