For anyone traveling to Chicago this summer, British Airways High Life has the full guide on everything you need to plan your trip and yes, of course, it includes the WNDR Museum 😉 https://bit.ly/3WdIlYU
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"Consider what it could look like to develop an international approach without necessarily leaving your home country. How can artists and culture professionals better be supported to connect meaningfully with diaspora communities? How can cultural institutions learn from their peer organisations nationally and abroad that have successfully designed initiatives to identify and integrate newly arrived artists in exile?" Click on the link below to read more takeaways of this year's Cultural Mobility Forum ↘️
✍️ Katie Kheriji-Watts at On the Move wrote an article summarising the takeaways, the insightful discussions, and what everyone lived through during the Cultural Mobility Forum 2024 👋 The panels are available in audio format on YouTube 🎥 Check 🔗 https://buff.ly/4bL3T3W. Co-funded by the European Union 🇪🇺 with the support of the British Council and in collaboration with Wales Arts International / Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru | Arts Council of Wales. Featuring 🎤 Milica Ilic ouafa belgacem Tamara Janashia Anna Galas-Kosil (she/her) Laura Ganza Sarah Philp Katelijn Verstraete (魏凯玲)Marwane Fachane Kim-Marie Spence Carlotta Garlanda Giuliana Ciancio Nike Jonah FRSA Vânia Rodrigues
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Our June issue is HERE, including lots of options for your summer nights, from outdoor dining and night hikes to concerts and movies under the stars. In addition, read how local leaders helped turn #Juneteenth into a community-wide celebration, how true believers keep the beat of jazz and support musicians, and how #privatebarrel options are changing how we drink, and so much more!
Cincinnati Magazine - June 2024 Edition
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Responsible for Visitor Experience? Want to know how encourage and facilitate visitors to explore more? Take 4mins to read this article I wrote explaining how we can use BEHAVIOUR CHANGE techniques to unlock Exploration 🗺️🧭 #Behaviourchange
🤔 Do you ever see your visitors looking a bit confused or lost? 🤔 Frustrated that you have some amazing experiences and spaces that few people ever seem to get to? 💡 🖼️ Find out how #BehaviourChange can overcome the challenges in the #Culture and #Heritage sector 👉 https://lnkd.in/eyCHrm55 #DestinationsAndAttractions #DesignThatConnectsUs #CultureAndHeritage #BehaviouralDesign #museum #gallery #galleries #VisitorExperience
Getting your visitor off the beaten track | Mima
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Cultural Policy, Mega-Events & City Regeneration•Research Director•Public Speaker•Advisor•European Capitals of Culture•Olympic Games•Art Festivals
I look forward to contributing to this event as speaker and as moderator of our session on evaluation, raising the question : "are we measuring the right things?" Come along or make sure you follow key updates from what promises to be a truly stimulating daylong seminar. #majorEvents #majorEventslegacy #majorEventsFuture #eventEvaluation #culturalValue
📣 Major events and why we do them Join us on 13 March for a day of discussion on time limited events, their legacy and the future with our friends at Bradford 2025, Spirit of 2012, CultureDale, Kirklees Year of Music and Our Year Wakefield, supported by West Yorkshire Combined Authority. With speakers and panellists including Beatriz Garcia Phil Batty OBE Skinder Hundal MBE and Selina Ocean plus international guests. Book now as places are limited! 📅 Wed 13 Mar at University of Bradford https://lnkd.in/eaqsE9mV
HERE TODAY GONE TOMORROW? Major events and why we do them
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Following the recent publication of the 2023 admission figures from the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions, Richard Huntrods our Director of Audiences, Research, and Insights shares his thoughts: “It was great to see audiences return to some of my favourite organisations in the 2023 figures published by ALVA last week – attendances jumping up by almost 20% on 2022. This is no doubt due to the huge post-pandemic upswing in international visits last year (up by over 6 million on 2022) and the innovative programming and marketing efforts. Whilst the growth is great news, figures remaining significantly behind 2019 attendances and reflect similar trends seen in the number coming from DCMS sponsored museums and galleries – still down 27% on 2018/19. Interestingly, these figures contrast markedly with the performing arts, where factors including the desire for a sense of community and shared immersive experiences are helping West End and live experiences of all kinds hit record numbers across the UK.”
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Interesting findings from this Department for Culture, Media and Sport report released this week for engagement in Arts, Heritage and Culture England & Wales. If you have not got time time to read the full report here are some key stats I found interesting 🤔 🎭📚🏰🖼 🏛 ; - 91% of adults engaged with the arts at least once in the last 12 months 🎭 - The most popular way to engage with the arts physically was reading books or magazines (64%). This was followed by cinema screening of a film or movie (55%) and a theatrical performance (39%) 📚 - Respondents who did not engage with the arts were asked why they did not. The most common reasons given were: For physical engagement, ‘No reason in particular’’ (28%) and ‘I’m not interested in cultural or arts activities’ (24%). 🤷♀️ - 69% of adults reported having engaged with the heritage sector in the last 12 months. 🏰 - 46% engaged with museums and galleries in the last 12 months, a 10 percentage point increase from 2022/23 (36%) 🏛
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You should bring your passport to the museum for free admission. Most national museums are open to the public free of charge, regardless of where you are from. This means that British tourists have the right to experience our culture for free, so Koreans should not be charged to visit the British Museum??????? I have visited many museums around the world, and I understand that museums need funding for improvements. I always donate, even if it's a small amount, and I always purchase items from the museum shop to encourage further investment in unique products. Museums are no longer purely non-profit organizations; they have become not-for-profit entities. I don't criticize the changes to the ICOM’s charter. I believe it needed to be updated to ensure the continued improvement of museums because relying solely on donations is not sustainable. However, charging only tourists because some museums in other countries charge British visitors is flawed logic. This approach is very dangerous and lacks solid evidence. 😖
News | Debate grows over free entry as The British Museum's ex-director calls for tourist charge Mark Jones says admission fees to nationals should be introduced for overseas visitors. Read: https://ow.ly/vAFU50Sw1PB
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Slice of Life #4 Your perspective changes everything: 1) Museum of failure or gallery of trying 2) Archieve of mistakes or Library of lessons 3) Mountain of experience or ocean of regret Everything you are going through will be worth in the end. Keep on going. -@opiamotivation-
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Author. Visual Artist. Appraiser. Art Publisher at Needlewatcher Editions. Member—Board of Trustees, Hudson River Museum, & Master Artist Council, Arthur Miller Foundation. .
VIDEO preview of the exhibition: 2:18 minutes
James Lancel McElhinney: AMERICAN NOCTURNES @ Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe
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And the day develops, it will focus on delving into strategies for companies to enhance their bottom line, with a particular focus on: • Productivity, Sustainability & Innovation • Innovation Opportunities • Market Opportunities Farnborough Aerospace Consortium #conference #FAC #networking #sustainability #innovation #productivity #supplychainresilience
Announcing our Session 2 Speakers! Another great line up for Session 2 at the FAC Annual Conference 2024 at the Brooklands Museum. Have you registered? contact us today if not! Alan Fisher, FRAeS Graham Chisnall Rachel Abethell Ed Baker - Deep South Media 📰Deep South Media Duncan Levesley Jacqueline Castle Harriet W. Dr Mark H.
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