The Indianapolis Museum of Art has been active on Flickr for a while now, though we are still figuring out how to best use the photo-sharing site. Many of us have our own Flickr accounts, (on mine you can find examples of my international intrigue as well as pics of Shifty, the infamous Yorkie) but no one at IMA has more personal passion for Flickr than Daniel (or better photos in my opinion).
To date we have created a number of sets, usually to document an event at the art museum, and some groups that support specific projects. Lately, though, whenever someone says, “I have this great project and want to share it…”, we respond with, “Flickr!” And while it is true that we will be creating a handful of new sets that feature some super-cool behind-the-scenes images, we also have some other stuff up our sleeves, too.
Recently we have started thinking more seriously about what Flickr can really do for us, or more accurately what it can do for you. Read the rest of this entry »
