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Research highlights opportunities and risks of AI

A blue 3D installation forming a network.

22|1|2024

A report shows how heritage organisations in the United Kingdom are adopting AI technology in their work. Main uses of AI include managing collections, visitor experience and commercial

Culture Action Europe Communiqué on the Commission’s Communication on "Strengthening European Identity through Education and Culture"

13|12|2017

Culture Action Europe (CAE), a cross-sectoral European network in which NEMO is a member, shared its Communiqué on 12 December. In it CAE welcomes the political support by European institutions of

#MuseumsGoGreen for the climate

Against a green background are drawn images of plants. The image is headlined with #Museumsgogreen on the top.

19|4|2021

Museums for Future has issued a call for action for museums and cultural heritage institutions to join the social media campaign #MuseumsGoGreen during Green Week, which takes place from 19-23 April

Europe’s cultural and creative sectors call for ambitious EU budgetary measures to get through the COVID-19 crisis

05|5|2020

NEMO has co-signed the letter, which calls for an adequate recovery plan for the cultural and creative sectors (CSS) in regards to the new Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) of the European Union.

Call for video presentations and posters for NEMO conference on social responsibility

04|8|2020

… and workshops are dedicated to the…

Danish museums struggle with increasing energy costs despite return of visitors

Between two hugs paintings is the silhouette of a person walking exactly between them.

31|1|2023

A recent report by the Association of Danish Museums shows that the high energy prices are hitting the museums hard. Some museums even indicate that they might have to lay off staff or reduce opening

NEMO gave an expert training on the social value of museums

09|3|2020

From 3-5 March 2020 in Tbilisi, Georgia, NEMO Board Member Sofia Tsilidou gave an expert training in the course of the Be Museumer project. On the agenda: social value as a growing trend in

Research proves that viewing art benefits the human body

21|11|2025

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

Chair of EP’s Culture committee calls the projected MFF budget for Creative Europe “unacceptable”

19|2|2020

In a press release about the projected budget from 18 February 2020, EP’s CULT committee chair Sabine Verheyen (EPP, DE), said “With fake news on the rise and diversity under attack, we need more,

Articulate and Measure Museums’ Social Impact

04|2|2019

The Oakland Museum of California, USA, is in the process of investigating what kind of impact the museum has on the local community. The research is still on-going and as part of understanding the

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