Changes that museums strive towards
A look back on the 8th ASEMUS General Conference in Kuching – by Kristine Milere, Curator, Art Museum Riga Bourse, Latvia Read More
New Book: “The Art of Being a World Culture Museum”
Edited by Barbara Plankensteiner, “The Art of Being a World Culture Museum” is one of the results of the EU-funded SWICH project Read More
Exhibition: “The Culture Collider: Post-Exotic Art” | Poland
This new exhibition at the Manggha Museum in Kraków refers to the situation of contemporary art created in the global village. Read More
Job Opportunity at ASEMUS
The Asia-Europe Museum Network (ASEMUS), with the support of the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF), is currently looking for an Editor in charge of sourcing and posting relevant content online for its website. Responsibilities This position includes the following responsibilities: Editorial services, including weekly uploading of content on the website and social media platforms, in […] Read More
Pioneering Resource on First Aid to Cultural Heritage Now Available
ICCROM and the Prince Claus Fund have published an innovative handbook and toolkit on First Aid to Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis, for free download. Read More
8th ASEMUS General Conference in Kuching, Malaysia – Registration open!
The 8th ASEMUS General Conference will be held in Sarawak, Malaysia, on 14-16 November 2018. View programme and register now! Read More
ICCROM Course: Wooden Architecture Conservation and Restoration
The Kizhi Open Air Museum (Republic of Karelia, Russian Federation) will host this international course in August and September 2019. Read More
ICOM Establishes New Working Group on Sustainability
Addressing museums’ role vis-à-vis sustainable development, the new ICOM Working Group on Sustainability is expected to present recommendations in 2019. Read More
Webinar: How Museum Professionals Can Collaborate With Local Creative Partners
Forthcoming NEMO webinar facilitated by Jenny Siung (Chester Beatty Library) will address collaboration with creative professionals. Registration now open. Read More
Guidelines on Dealing with Collections from Colonial Contexts
A new publication by the German Museums Association, which welcomes feedback and reviews with a view to a forthcoming revised edition. Read More
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