On 29 June 2020, NEMO presented its research and report on COVID-19’s impact on the museum sector at the online conference Middle-digital earth: Museums between digital and emergency. Data,
The toolkit, created by the Museums + AI Network, serves as a practical starting point for museum professionals who are interested in working with technologies that fit within the broad field of
It is clear that the European museum sector is heavily affected by the COVID-19 outbreak and the measures taken to contain it. According to a survey that NEMO carried out, the majority of
On 4 June 2020 at 11:00 CEST, Małgorzata Zając, Deputy Marketing Manager at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews will facilitate the webinar “Developing an exhibition in liaison with
The new publication of the NEMO Working Group LEM – the Learning Museum, sets out to describe the peculiarities of learning journeys within museums. Benedetta Tiana, who was asked to carry out the
During the F@IMP 2.0 festival held in Budapest on November 23rd, the installation “Part/Whole” from the exhibition “SUBJECTIVE” that took place in 2019 in Várkert Bazár won the bronze medal of the
Shortly after museums in Latvia could reopen on 1 June 2021, the Ministry of Culture released figures stating 3.5 million euro revenue loss in the Latvian museum sector.
An article from 7 June,
On 22 September 2021, the Swedish Museums Association published a report of visits to Swedish museums during the summer (June - August) 2021. 4.3 million museum visits took place in summer 2021,
The Netherlands Museums Association urges the government to allocate additional emergency support and recovery plan to museums throughout 2022. Government support for sectors hit hard by the pandemic
Ten participants from seven countries met online for the NEMO Learning Exchange: “Multaka: Meeting point Museum”, led by Sarah Fortmann-Hijazi and Salma Jreige, project management team of the Multaka
