The full programme for the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026: Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI is now available. Taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 11–13 October 2026, the conference will bring together museum…
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The Trump administration’s latest interference in museums has drawn widespread media attention and resulted in strong responses…
The concept of ‘Art on Prescription’ is gaining ground worldwide, with doctors increasingly integrating art and culture into patient care. The next NEMO Webinar on 29 September will highlight how engaging with art, including…
In July 2025, NEMO launched a new resource hub dedicated to supporting the independence of museums. The hub highlights NEMO’s key actions and advocacy work to protect museum independence and promote open, democratic cultural…
The ‘Good Practices Handbook’, developed as part of the HIGHRES project (Helping Intangible Heritage Resilience through…
The European Commission’s final version of the voluntary framework AI Code of Practice intends to help AI providers meet obligations under the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act).
The National Gallery in London is transforming its governance model by launching NG Citizens, a citizens’ assembly made up of members of the public from across the UK. The initiative aims to give everyday citizens a voice in…
At this year’s NEMO European Museum Conference, we are placing special emphasis on hands-on learning and inspiring exchange through small-group workshops and sessions. Learn below what you can expect in Horsens, Denmark, from…
The Institut für Museumsforschung has published the first Germany-wide study examining the economic impact of museums. For the…
As the Sensational Museum research project concludes in October, one of its key outcomes is a multisensory interpretation toolkit designed to help museums become more inclusive and accessible.