Read THIS first and it will explain everything:
Hyperallergic Interview with Artist An Xiao — “Off the Beaten Path with the Mysterious @MuseumNerd”
This one was a nice surprise:
“The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2013”
This one got me a ton of followers even though it ain’t about me:
5 Ways Museums Are Reaching Digital Audiences
Another interview I enjoyed giving:
New York’s Anonymous MuseumNerd Opens Up
I’m not a “critic,” but more about museums advocacy, but nice nonetheless:
“The Followables: 10 Art Critics You Should Follow on Twitter”
Archive of a live Twitter interview which was a lot of fun:
#ALinterview with @museumnerd
I love it when my tweets actually inspire something nifty:
Milton Glaser’s Original Sketch For I ♥ NY (Article inspired by an MN tweet at moma.)
My Minneapolis trip was AMAZING thanks largely to @iteeth showing me around:
An Outside Look at the [Minneapolis] Art Scene from a Visiting @MuseumNerd
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nice mention of a tweet I was psyched to tweet:
Museum Nerd (>140) 
I blog so rarely that I’ve forgotten how to log into this thing!
Here’s some interview with Secrets of the City from my trip to Minneapolis:
http://www.secretsofthecity.com/secrets/view/an-outside-look-at-the-art-scene-from-museumnerd
And another nice little post pointing to it from Eyeteeth: http://eyeteeth.blogspot.com/2010/12/museumnerd-does-minneapolis.html
Here’s a recent flattering post from Technology in the Arts (@techinthearts):
http://www.technologyinthearts.org/?p=1801
@Museumnerd got your tweet ab $40 an article. What is the submission process?
Thanks!
Anna Harrah
Email me with resume and letter of interest. themuseumnerd/gmail
Hi Nerd. What is the best way to get you exhibition news from the William Benton Museum of Art at the University of Connecticut?
Hot air balloon?