NEMO is invited to discuss with the European Commission a Pilot Platform Project promoting Cultural Content Innovation

NEMO has been invited to give feedback, comments and suggestions from the museum community on a pilot project supporting one or several platforms for cultural content innovation. The platform(s) would benefit European cultural industries and facilitate their adaption to the digital shift. The meeting takes place on 14 May 2019.

The platform(s) would also strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration between different creative and cultural sectors as well as across sectors to, for instance, tech companies. Sergio Servellón, NEMO board member and president of ICOM Belgium Flanders, will represent NEMO at the meeting that takes place on 14 May 2019 in Brussels, Belgium.

To learn more about how cultural and creative sectors can bride the innovation gap, take a look at the European Manifesto on Supporting Innovation for Cultural and Creative Sectors that was co-created by NEMO in October 2018 at THE ARTS+ Innovation Summit in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

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