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Internet serendipity… I must add FACEBOOK serendipity! I discovered this city planning/community life revival turned website, by this article about the necessity to re-think our western ways of transport for a better life environment and community. If the author doesn’t offer
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Emily Allchurch is one of these artists that, you discover by the chance of an exhibition in an enchanted museum (in my case the Manchester Art Gallery) and her work strikes you so much that it was not only a
This question can seem strange, especially on a cultural magazine but when you see some talks about the BBC from the new British Minister of Culture (or the French one who is just a joke, as every one before her since
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Introduction This month, I introduce you Tanja Praske, the lively scientific collaborator in the Bavarian Castles Direction. Polyglot and open, the over-active Tanja is a key person in the German museogeeks group but furthermore to understand how involve visitors and
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, launched “Busk in London” with the aim to protect and encourage busking in the street. But, when you read thoroughly the “official guidelines for busking in London” they tell us another story…. What says “the
Tweet walk – The English landscape gardens of Nymphenburg Palace Park “The Bavarian Palace Department, together with the Kulturkonsorten, invite you to take part in a tweet walk on 19 April 2015! We’ll be looking for typical features of English
New rubric in cliophile: a press review! We all are reading many pages and are syndicated to different flows but too many things to read. The idea is simple: through my readings and websites serendipity travel, I am having finding
Language: English Title: Artquest About: “Artquest provides everything visual artists need to know by encouraging critical engagement and providing practical support. Helping artists to make work, sell work, find work and network, Artquest provides the information to drive creative practice and help artists thrive
Language: English Title: artplayer About: “A showcase for the arts. artplayer is a video platform aimed at showcasing the best video content from the UK arts industry. As well as a website, artplayer offers mobile access and apps, exclusive editorial content, access to
Language: English Title: Rafael Mantesso About: Rafael Mantesso is accessible also by mail (mantesso@gmail.com) Category: artist
Language: English Title: The Studio of Dan Cassaro About: THE STUDIO OF DAN CASSARO IS A SMALL BUT SCRAPPY DESIGN PRACTICE IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK WITH A FOCUS ON TYPE, LETTERING, LOGO DESIGN, AND POWERFUL 70S ROCK AND ROLL. Find
Language: English and German Title: herr_pola_roid About: Photos by Michael Koller, Twitter or by mail (herr_pola_roid@me.com) Category: artist
Language: English Title: The double Negative, Arts criticism & cultural commentary About: “An online magazine featuring the latest arts, design, film & music coverage in the Liverpool City Region. Our mission: to hold a mirror up to the creativity of the city and reflect
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Introduction: Nowadays, (almost) all institutions want to impulse participation and engagement by their visitors. If so many structures are aware of this important point it is thanks to all the studies and active professionals of the sectors who fought to
Language: English Title: Rachel Marsden’s words About: “Rachel Marsden 马十灯 AKA #wordgirl Specialist in Transcultural Curating & Chinese/Asian contemporary culture. Transcultural curator, art consultant, PhD researcher, lecturer, arts writer and avid blogger in the field of translating Chinese and Asian contemporary culture. Also,
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“How will Museums of the future look?” by Sarah Kenderdine at TEDxGateway 2013 This video is, by my opinion, a must-see! Her talk is clear, understandable, relevant and push to good practices without impose only one solution! Her examples and
There’s this great Andy Warhol quote you’ve probably seen before: “I think everybody should like everybody.” You can buy posters and plates with pictures of Warhol, looking like the cover of a Belle & Sebastian album, with that phrase plastered
Language: English Title: Museums.eu, The European museums network About: “The website will be accompanied with a suite of mobile applications, providing users with up-to-date information about European museums and galleries in one place – including visitor information, exhibitions, events, collections, interactive audio guides
Language: English, German and Russian Title: Museum, Politics and Power About: “With the social media project Museum, Politics and Power: An International Conversation we are breaking new ground by accompanying an international ICOM conference with a social media conversation across multiple channels. We’ve
Language: English Title: Museums Association About: “The leading voice for the museum sector. The Museums Association is a membership organisation for everyone working in museums, galleries and heritage. Our mission. To enhance the value of museums to society by sharing knowledge, developing skills,
Language: English, French Title: Médiation culturelle, Le portail web de la Culture pour tous sur la médiation culturelle About: “Culture pour tous is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help ensure that the arts and culture are recognized as essential aspects of
Language: English, French Title: invisibl.eu About: “What is the invisibl.eu blog for? invisibl.eu is a blog for cross-disciplinary thinking about exhibition architecture. Seemingly situated in the domain of the visible, this activity, whose prime purpose is to bring people together with the works of humankind,
Language: French Title: Histoire des arts, collections XXe siècle About: “Pourquoi ce site ? Destiné en priorité aux élèves de 3e des collèges, ce site s’adresse aussi à leurs enseignants, ainsi qu’à tous les amateurs d’art, curieux de découvrir et de mieux comprendre l’art
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