This webinar explores the ways and means how institutions can sustain relevance over time even when circumstances dictate closure. It also provides practical suggestions as to how museums can keep sight of their communities' needs and ambitions as these evolve and change over time. The coronavirus pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to the museum landscape. As expected, most institutions turned to social media but should museums think differently when trying to bridge a physical and virtual reality?
Now online: NEMO Webinar "Museum lives in post-pandemia"
Sandro Debono
Sandro Debono(b. 1970) is a museum thinker and culture strategist. He is the brains behind MUŻA - The Malta National Community Art Museum which he spearheaded and for which he developed the original guiding vision. He is culture advisor to the President of the Republic of Malta, the national representative at the European Museum Academy and sits on the advisory board of We Are Museums, the international platform of museum innovators and change-makers. He is also visiting lecturer at the Department of Arts, Open Communities and Adult Education (University of Malta), international fora and institutions.
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