I traveled down to Montgomery, AL to visit the Dexter Ave. Parsonage. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his family resided in this home during a 1956 bombing attack. It is now an historic house museum. (Image: Franklin D. Vagnone) The damaged porch of MLK’s Montgomery home. (Image: blogspot.com) One of the most amazing thingsContinue reading “Ashes in Alabama and the power of flaws 3.8.14”
Category Archives: Frank Vagnone
Museum Anarchist tags
“museum anarchist” tags were begun as a way to engage a wider community in soliciting comments and ideas about the present state of museums and historic house museums. Many people have taken this idea and tweeted pictures back to me showing their “anarchist” tags in situ ( @franklinvagnone ). What do you find annoying aboutContinue reading “Museum Anarchist tags”
The Sagredo Bedroom – 9.15.13
“I am a museum anarchist and I think this is the most inviting bedroom ever – I would never leave. ” (but I will never know because there is a glass wall between me and the bed!)
The Paar Room – 8.25.13
Rumor has it that I snuck in to one of the Period Rooms at the MET – sat down with my typewriter and started to use the room as it was meant to be used – I was writing for my new blog – MUSEUM ANARCHIST. Shortly after this – I was arrested for mis-representingContinue reading “The Paar Room – 8.25.13”
Twisted Preservation 