Like many cultural institutions across the country, the Cleveland Museum of Art did not truly reflect the demographics of the city in its staffing or in its patronage, according to Cyra Levenson, deputy director and head of public and academic engagement at the museum.
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10 Museum Apps to Make Your Family’s Visit Easier
Every parent wants their kids to be exposed to art, science and history from a young age, but navigating the world’s best cultural institutions can be a daunting task for those with little ones. Luckily, museums have started providing mobile apps to help visitors have as stress-free of an experience as possible. […]
Read More5 rules for attracting millennials – learnings from the Smithsonian Museums
At some point, your organisation is going to have the conversation about millennials. Sometimes called the “younger audience” even though some of them are almost 40. Millennials in the UK and US are those people born roughly between 1980 and 2000. 25% of Americans are millennials. That’s over 83 million […]
Read MoreIn real life and in virtual reality, The Better World Museum works to live up to its name
Visit the museum and you too can experience VR technology as a way to make the world a better place. Surely, if you live in the Twin Cities, you’re familiar with the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Walker Art Center and the Weisman Art Museum. But have you heard of […]
Read MoreHolocaust Museum Preserves Memory of Victims & Survivors via Augmented Reality
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but augmented reality is giving the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum the ability to add a few more poignant real words to its exhibits. The museum is testing a mobile app that will enable visitors to see more information about the victims and […]
Read MoreInstagram is changing the way we experience art
With 1 billion users and growing, it was perhaps inevitable that Instagram would shake up the art world. The social photo platform has been accused by the media of fanning a narcissistic selfie culture. But in galleries, research is showing that the negative aspects are far outweighed by the positive. […]
Read MoreReinventing Museums for the Digital Generation
Museums are reinventing themselves to keep abreast with the times and stay relevant in a digital world. The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, known as the Penn Museum, is no exception. The museum’s latest endeavor is to combine digital strategies with its unique institutional knowledge to appeal to […]
Read MoreGoogle’s Art Selfie Feature in Arts & Culture App Now Available Globally on Android and iOS
Art Selfie, the museum selfie match feature in Google’sArts & Culture app, is now available globally. Google had added the museum selfie match feature to the Arts & Culture app back in January but the ‘Art Selfie’ was not available for users around the world, though it did come to India in the same month. But now, […]
Read MoreAUGMENTED REALITY IS TRANSFORMING MUSEUMS
NEW YORK’S MUSEUM of Modern Art is under siege. Well, a virtual siege, at least. A group of renegade artists has co-opted the brightly-lit Jackson Pollock gallery on the museum’s fifth floor, turning it into their personal augmented reality playground.
Read MoreMUSEUM MARKETING – A SOLUTION FOR ATTRACTING VISITORS IN MUSEUMS
We can not hope for a better financing of museums starting tomorrow, so there is a process of rethinking the museum as a public institution serving the society and being open to the public. A museum plays a vital role in modern society and does not duplicate any of the […]
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