Museum 3

what will the museum of the future be like?

Transformations in Cultural Communication 2012: update

Due to a number of unexpected issues, the Transformations in Cultural Communication Conference will not run in 2012.

Instead, Museum3 is currently exploring options to support panels in other conferences in the region.

The conference series will return on a bi-annual basis from 2013.

Museum3 podcasts

Screen education at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image

Museum3 podcasts now on Itunes

First Impressions on entering and leaving the cultural institution sector

NZ Museums

What’s happening on International Museum Day 2012

Canterbury earthquake anniversary series: Tania Nutira, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu

Canterbury earthquake anniversary series: Tim Jones, Christchurch Art Gallery

fresh + newer

On robot guides

On Sleep No More, magic and immersive storytelling

Museums and making the ‘digital shift’

Centre for Future of Museum

Yarnbombing Museums: Blow the Doors Down

Some Notes on the Future of History Museums: Part II

Some Notes on the Future of History Museums

Museum 2.0

Blueprint Book Club Part 1: How Do You Create a Future-Thinking History Museum?

Building a Culture of Experimentation

Dangerous/Ridiculous: Reflections on AAM

OpenObjects

Slow and still dirty Digital Humanities Australasia notes: day 3

Museum Computer Network 2011 conference notes

'...and they all turn on their computers and say 'yay!'' (aka, 'mapping for humanists')

WestMuse

Creative Placemaking in Southern Arizona

Maximizing Collections Access

Wanda Chin Scholarship Deadline – June 1st

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Social Media and Cultural Communication

Curating Cultural Communication

European Cultural Commons Conference - do you want to follow?

Digital Cultural Sphere - towards a national cultural policy

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