NEMO is collecting more data on COVID-19's impact on museums

© Image: Deanna J Empty gallery space with white walls, floors and ceiling. Big paintings hang on the walls.

© Image: Deanna J

In order to collect more comparable data on how museums are reacting to and coping with the closure of museums due to COVID-19, NEMO will keep its survey open until 30 April 2020. The new data will be compared with the initial results gathered before 3 April to see where European museums are heading in these challenging times. Museums that already have answered the survey are welcome to participate again to share new updates. Museums that haven't participated yet are urged to do so in the coming week.

Link to the survey: https://bit.ly/museumcorona

Have a look at the initial report, which is based on answers collected before 3 April: https://bit.ly/NEMOresults

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