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
The Challenges of Museum Collections Today: Call for ICOM-ITC Grants
Grants are available for the next ICOM-ITC training workshop (Beijing, April 2019). Applications due by 16 December 2018. 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
6th International Mountmakers Forum | United Kingdom
The Natural History Museum in London will host the 6th International Mountmakers Forum on 25-27 September 2018. Read More
UNESCO Conference Discusses Approaches to Displaced Heritage
A high-profile event in Paris gathered politicians and experts from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe to discuss the circulation of cultural property. Read More
ICCROM CollAsia Course: Conserving Photographic and Archival Collections
A number of scholarships are available for this international course to be held in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. Applications are due by 25 June. Read More
Travel Grants for CIMAM’s 2018 Annual Conference
Travel grants available to attend the next conference of the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art (Stockholm, 2-4 November). Read More
Symposium: “Collecting Asian Art in the Western World” | The Netherlands
The Asian Art Society in the Netherlands (VVAK) is holding an international event on “Collecting Asian Art in the Western World: Past, Present and Future”. Read More
ICCROM International Workshop: RE-ORG Lisboa
An international workshop enabling participants to improve storage spaces in their museums, to be hosted by the Museum of Lisbon, 15-26 October. Read More
Exhibition: “Nomadic Artefacts: Historical Objects from Mongolia”
Resulting from an extensive international research project, “Nomadic Artefacts” can be seen at the Museum of Ethnology Hamburg until January 2018. Read More
