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Many museums have started to offer virtual tours of their collections during the global health crisis which has forced the closure of most galleries and...

A major retrospective show at Beijing’s Forbidden City opened in December as a part of the complex’s 600th-anniversary commemorations. The exhibition, which is known as...

Ahead of his Digital Summit talk on Tuesday 23rd February, Adam Clarke gives a glimpse into the content of his session – “The story is...

Under normal circumstances the Culture Geek Conference takes place in London with 8 – 10 speakers. This years virtual edition will welcome more than fifty...

The Norton Museum of Art, which is located in West Palm Beach in Florida, has said it will allow visitors greater accessibility to its collection...

It may have felt like the world came to a grinding halt for large parts of 2020. But against the backdrop of COVID-19, creativity still...

Augmented reality (AR) technologies have been used in museum contexts before but now the approach has been utilised by one of the world’s biggest social...

Rapid response and celebrating the mundane. Creative solutions have been the order of the day for the arts and culture sector through 2020. COVID-19 has...

The coronavirus pandemic may have caused a significant number of changes to the daily lives of people around the globe but it is also having...

The Akron Art Museum in Ohio, USA, has announced that it intends to bring interactivity and a unique art experience to the homes of the...

The Communities Producer at the Victoria and Albert Museum in Dundee has said that the museum will is now using a range of technologies to...

2021 is just around the corner and after a year which saw digital take centre stage in the museum world, what can we expect in...

Jim Richardson: Welcome back to MuseumNext Disrupt. Today, we’ve got a fantastic presentation for you from De Nichols. She’s going to be talking about the...

Jérémie McGowan: Hello everyone, and welcome to this session of MuseumNext Disrupt, on rapid prototyping for museums. My name is Jérémie McGowan, and I’m a...

Jim Richardson: So welcome back to MuseumNext Disrupt. Today, I’m at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in London, and I’m here with the Executive Director,...

Mike Murawski: Okay. I want to welcome everyone to this panel session for our Museum NXT on Collaborative Leadership That Works. My name is Mike...

Jim Richardson: Hello and welcome to the third session of MuseumNext Disrupt. Today, we’ve got a real treat for you, a talk, a keynote from...

  Jim Richardson: Hello, today I am at The National Gallery with Chris Michaels, who is Director of Digital Communications and Technology. And I really...

   Why do people get lost in a novel, spend hours binge-wachting series on Netflix and forget the time while scrolling through their social...

ATS Heritage are the leading providers of audio, multimedia and digital guides in the UK. Working across such illustrious locations as Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s...

With more than 150 nominees and spanning 7 categories and 6 markets, the 4th annual Remarkable Venue Awards was a chance for museums and attractions to celebrate...

How are institutions shaping their programming to reflect an increasingly pluralistic museum-going public? As audience demographics continue to shift, representation matters—particularly in highly diverse cities...

  It is only recently that the country’s largest museums have begun to seriously consider the fact that their collections should better reflect the demographics...

  With Museum of Things for People (MoTfP) Design Museum Gent examined the conduct and expectations of visitors in the exhibition Object Stories, which shows...