As visitors to museums, we often think of ourselves as passive recipients of their knowledge and expertise: we look, but don't touch; we wonder, but don't challenge; we may leave the exhibition changed, but we don't change the museum. But what if we could? Book now for this collaborative one-day event with Modern Art Oxford to explore the changing nature and future of museums: bit.ly/3RbR5gc
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Oops LAST DAY sorry for the late notice, but GET YOUR MAP application in TODAY! Its a lot of work but a GREAT chance to set goals, assess strengths, address barriers and make an action plan, plus work with an amazing cadre of program officers and peer reviewers focused on helping your organization set and achieve your desired outcomes! #MAP #MuseumAssessmentProgram #AAM #IMLS #DueNow
DUE TODAY: Get a roadmap to take your museum to the level! Self-assessment activities, a peer reviewer site visit and an assessment report are key elements of the one-year Museum Assessment Program (MAP) process, which is administered by the American Alliance of Museums. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/e-QpvmN
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The Spring 2024 issue of Exhibition journal is now out. “Alternative Realities” surveys many ways exhibitions can question existing systems and open pathways to new and more equitable futures. At a time when what divides us can feel almost insurmountable, authors share how they are harnessing hope, challenging prevailing narratives, and upending established museum practices as they seek to reshape our vision of what is possible—within and beyond the museum. Exhibition is a journal of exhibition theory and practice for museum professionals published by the American Alliance of Museums. To learn more about the journal, this issue, past issues, and how to subscribe, check out: https://lnkd.in/eE5Vm9hR #museums #exhibitions #exhibitiondesign
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The design and implementation of appropriate museum lighting is a crucial element of both collections care and curatorial decision making. What's the difference between natural and artificial light sources and how can you use them? https://bit.ly/3stbLpx #lightmonitoring #collections #museums
Museum Lighting Design: Natural vs. Artificial Light Sources
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🖼️ | Museums hold the past and tell the story of the present. But how do we establish their form in the future, and to a greater extent, how do we ensure public interest and access to historical artefacts remains engaging? Want to know more? 👇 https://lnkd.in/eRKPjqZ4 #museums
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Good to see the important work of Museum Development teams supported by ACE. I know from my career in museums and my current role as a consultant, how vital their work is in supporting the extraordinary diversity of museums across the country.
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🙌 Exciting news 🙌 We're investing over £3 million in the Museum Development Programme from 2024-26 so that everyone, regardless of where they live, can benefit from great museums on their doorstep and further afield. The Museum Development programme is our commitment to supporting museums across the country. The new programme will have five delivery partners across England to ensure the delivery of #LetsCreate, which focuses on the cultural potential of local communities 🤝 The new Area programmes will be known as: 🎉 Museum Development London 🎉 Museum Development Midlands 🎉 Museum Development North 🎉 Museum Development South East 🎉 Museum Development South West Find out more about the 2024-26 Programme 👇 https://buff.ly/3PKRwvG
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When forming your policy on moving objects within your museum and on recording the location of objects whether in the museum or elsewhere, you should clarify who can view and edit location and movement records. 🔗 https://buff.ly/45DS6kS #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation #Museums
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Numbering museum objects is important because a unique number, once allocated and physically attached to the museum object, creates a link between that object and its associated information. Numbers don't need to be complicated! Find out more about different types of numbering in this helpful resource: https://lnkd.in/eiaeGpTi #Museums #MuseumDocumentation #FAQFriday
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You should have a policy covering the exit of objects from your buildings. This could either be a standalone document or part of a wider collections management policy. ✍️ When forming your policy, this is the first question you must consider, "In what circumstances might objects leave the museum?" 🔗 https://buff.ly/3RZEIDo #PrimaryProcedures #Museums #MuseumDocumentation
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"Happy International Museum Day, art and history enthusiasts! Today, let's embark on a journey through the corridors of culture, imagination, and knowledge. 🌍✨ Museums are not just buildings filled with artifacts; they're portals to different worlds, eras, and perspectives. Let's keep exploring, discovering, and preserving the wonders of our shared heritage. 🏛️💫 #InternationalMuseumDay #MuseumMagic #ExploreLearnDiscover #digitalproworld #digitalproworldenterprises"
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The immersive display at the London Museum featuring Rembrandt’s “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee”. There might have been a few sea sick people by the end of the day! Wiki : https://lnkd.in/gnepNQnC
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11moCompton Verney is a great example of interactive gallery possibilities- they welcome young kids, sticky hands and interaction at so many levels in their small space. And none of it at the expense of the artwork.