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After weeks of preparation, performances occurred in succession in front of the selected artworks at Krannert Art Museum. During the performances, the exchange that occurred between musician, museum, and audience created a conversation between different communities and highlighted the multiplicity of meanings that are possible in any given artwork. The second iteration of Art Remastered took place on February 23, 2018. The creation of Art Remastered was considered through an arts-based research methodology, and data was collected through conventional qualitative methodologies in the form of interviews with musicians and audience members as well as my own observations before, during, and after the event. Interpretation of the data resulted in four overarching themes: connecting the local music scene and the museum, moments of dissonance, engagement with the artwork, and future engagement. As a museum educator and musician, I am interested in collaging both worlds and exploring the potential of producing creative work within my place of employment. The four overarching themes have been distilled into proposals for creative practitioners working within institutions. The proposals address structural changes around issues of photography, balancing informative and interpretive teaching within educational programming, and dedicating funding, time, and space in the work week and budget to pursue new ideas. Each proposal was crafted with the intent to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration with community members and not shy away from unexpected juxtapositions. 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