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This MEND grant investment in Brighton is going to make such a difference. The Museum Estate and Development Fund (MEND) is an open-access capital fund targeted at non-national Accredited museums and local authorities based in England to apply for funding to undertake vital infrastructure and urgent maintenance backlogs which are beyond the scope of day-to-day maintenance budgets. It has provided critical investment for museums up and down the country. As one museum director told me, ‘I didn’t come into this job to spend all my time moving buckets to catch the water coming in through the roof’. MEND investment doesn’t just fix buildings, it helps museum teams to do the work they really want to do - making a difference for the public. #funding #investment #capitalfunding #maintenance #museums #galleries
News | Brighton Museum to shut for essential roof repairs – work is part of a wider scheme to revamp the Grade II-listed building Brighton & Hove Museums
News | Brighton Museum to shut for essential roof repairs
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Here in #Doral, DORCAM (Doral Contemporary Art Museum) stands as a catalyst for learning, creativity, and the binding of a community. Through exhibitions and events that transcend the traditional confines of art, architecture, visionary design, industry, and technology, DORCAM opens its doors wide, inviting not just the connoisseur but the curious, the unseen, the wanderer, and the everyman. In its mission, DORCAM seeks to reflect the nationalities that call Doral home. We are not here to cater to the compliant and the conventional. It is here, where barriers dissolve, and the free exchange of ideas flourishes, each program a dialogue, each piece a conversation. Membership at DORCAM is a bridge, not a gate. It offers a spectrum of #engagement, making it possible for YOU to become part of this community. Members are more than advocates; they are the heartbeat of the #museum, present at virtual receptions and incorporated in every event. They are not just spectators but participants in the ongoing story of DORCAM. Looking ahead, DORCAM approaches their vision of a permanent home in Doral, a sanctuary where #art and #community converge. This future space promises to be more than a museum where residents and visitors alike can immerse themselves in the rich, #artistic heritage of the world. Become part of a community that celebrates art in all its #rebellious forms. Explore our membership options and find your place within DORCAM. Together, we can cultivate a culture of learning and unity that defies the clichéd. And as we move forward, keep your eyes peeled for our Midyear Review of 2024! It will be a bold reflection on the achievements and events that have shaped #DORCAM this year. 💬🎨🎶🎞📸🌠
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This is something that all museums and collections need to consider. How to make the whole collection accessible to the public and/or researchers. While virtual museums certainly are a good start, one often wants to experience the works live also. Real estate and physical exhibitions however is costly so funding could be a challenge. #collections #art #museums #arthistory
Around 300 Modern and contemporary works belonging to the city of Florence are now on public view as the civic museum launches its new open storage facility.
Florence’s new open storage facility is bringing long-hidden art into public view
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Join this exciting conversation around inclusion in museums - the expansion and consideration of spatial consequences of accessibility beyond code compliance by improving their facilities to better meet the needs of the diverse public. https://bit.ly/3ta5Iak
Making the Inclusive Museum - Event
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Do you think all the world’s art is on show in museums and galleries? Where do you think that collections of art sit when not on show? A lesser talked about issue within the art world is the mass storage of collections in warehouses around the world. Whilst it is a shame we don’t get to see all the magnificent works of art, a more pressing issue is the environmental impact of storing so many works. Due to conservation concerns, these warehouses are climate controlled to ensure the stored pieces do not deteriorate over time. It takes a substantial amount of energy to keep these warehouses running efficiently (and this energy is more often than not from non-renewable sources). These high energy demands take up a huge chunk of the carbon footprint of museums and galleries. Whilst transforming these facilities into an open storage gallery for public view is a step in the right direction for connecting “lost art” with the art community, from a long term sustainability perspective, there needs to be more transparency about the current management of collections behind the scenes.
Around 300 Modern and contemporary works belonging to the city of Florence are now on public view as the civic museum launches its new open storage facility.
Florence’s new open storage facility is bringing long-hidden art into public view
theartnewspaper.com
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Join this exciting conversation around inclusion in museums - the expansion and consideration of spatial consequences of accessibility beyond code compliance by improving their facilities to better meet the needs of the diverse public. https://bit.ly/3ta5Iak
Making the Inclusive Museum - Event
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https://lnkd.in/efesvZfk Not being privy to the discussions or understanding the steps that have been taken to come to this decision, I can’t speak to the appropriateness of the move to divest themselves of the property. However, I know what it takes to operate a historic house museum and it is extraordinarily expensive and challenging to appropriately develop programs that allow the site to become a vital participant in its community and become sustainable. With thousands of historic house museums in operation, steps like this are only going to become more frequent in the decades ahead I fear. We have to come to terms with what it means to develop sustainable historic sites asap.
Behre: One of Charleston's grandest house museums, Nathaniel Russell House, to be sold
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🏛️ Heritage museum reconstruction project requirements are full of contradictions! 🔳 🔲 ⚫️ Design an appealing space - new space, new horizons ⚪️ Design a neutral space - the exhibit takes center stage ⚫️ Intervening - conteporary exhibitions demand contemporary spaces ⚪️ Not intervening - the curent structure are under strict protection! ⚫️ Expanding capacities for museum exhibits and storage ⚪️ Staying within the size limits - expansion is not possible due to heritage protection Finiding a solution means playing for "both teams". In the case of the project we are currently working on, the "circulation scheme" was one of many spacial studies that confirmed the plan is "working." ⬆➡⬇⬅ What challenges should we be prepared for? #MuseumReconstruction #DesignDilemmas #InnovativeSolutions
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What better item to practice on but this icon of a calculator. The Braun calculator has become an icon of modern design, launching countless imitators over the decades and essentially establishing the design standard of a pocket calculator’s form. As a mark of its reputation, it can be found in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Spline #splinetool #spline3d #design #3ddesign #productdesign #productmodeling #websitedesign #figmsdesign #graphicdesign #duluthminnesota
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Given the tough financial realities that the arts and culture sector faces right now, new types of sharing models are starting to emerge. It’s a hopeful sign that we can transition away from a competitive mindset and into new collective and networked ways of working.
Six Manhattan galleries are transforming an abandoned school in upstate New York into 'The Campus,' a collective art space. Set on 22 acres near Hudson, this innovative venture will host group exhibitions open on summer weekends
Six galleries turning a school in upstate New York into a collective art space
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