NEMO is pleased to announce that registration is now open to all for the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026: Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI, taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 11–13 October 2026.
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The NEMO European Museum Conference "Who cares? Museums, wellbeing, and resilience” brought together 327 participants from 37 countries in Horsens, Denmark, from 26-28 October 2025 to explore how museums can foster wellbeing and…
NEMO will appoint a researcher to explore how AI is shaping museums and to compile findings into a report that will guide institutions through this time of rapid technological change. Overseen by the NEMO Working Group Digital…
From 19 March to 5 April 2026, Universcience will host the fifth edition of the “Spring of Critical Thinking”, an event dedicated…
How can museums nurture critical thinking - for their audiences, their teams, and the wider public - and why is this skill essential in today’s cultural landscape? These questions shaped the latest NEMO Members’ Meetup, held…
On 7 November 2025, the one‑day conference Queering the Museum took place in Bologna, Italy, bringing together museum and cultural professionals, researchers and community representatives for a day of reflection, training and…
On 27 November 2025, the Lithuanian Museums Association convened its annual forum ‘Museums: The Power of Change’ in Kaunas,…
From 21–22 November, NEMO took part in an ECHOES project workshop hosted by the Cyprus Institute in Nicosia, Cyprus. The two-day meeting fostered collaboration across multiple work streams and provided a productive space to…
On 11 November 2025, NEMO members were invited to a NEMO Members’ Meetup to explore how museums can strengthen wellbeing for…
A study led by King’s College London, initiated by Art Fund and co-funded by the Psychiatry Research Trust, has shown that viewing original art has immediate, measurable benefits for the human body.