By Ali Clark, Senior Curator Oceania and Jane Miller, Community Engagement Manager In August 2023, Rising Tide: Art and Environment in Oceania’ opened at the National Museum of Scotland. The exhibition included the artwork ‘Bottled Ocean 2123’ by George Nuku which...
In response to the constant threat of climate change, organisations worldwide are increasingly taking action to address this pressing issue, striving to create a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable sector. Organisations like museums, with their cultural...
Learning rarely occurs in isolation, it requires a meeting of the minds, community, and dialogue. The same holds true for the museum sector in India. There is a growing interest within the sector to come together and learn from each other. To learn from a community...
The 21st century has brought with it a need for expansion in the digital space, and this need has unarguably permeated into the museum sector. Archival materials that have been long locked up behind the doors of museum cabinets are surfacing online, for the whole...
In the Indian context, the majority of museums are publicly funded institutions and therefore need to be open to all including people with disabilities. Museum communication (including education and exhibition) involves the use of senses such as seeing, hearing and...
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