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Our blog is the first in India that specifically addresses museums and museum professionals to facilitate knowledge sharing in this domain. We publish articles and interviews by contributors from around the world – heritage and conservation services staff as well as contemporary artists and interdisciplinary scholars. Our pieces also highlight important artefacts, artworks and objects in museums.
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Rising Tide: An Exhibit Blending Art, Climate Activism and Local Communities
By Ali Clark, Senior Curator Oceania and Jane Miller, Community Engagement Manager In August 2023,...
Transformative Museums: Agents for a Sustainable Future
Imagine this delightful scenario: A family spends a delightful weekend at your museum, immersing...
Balancing Tradition and Innovation: Insights from the Communicating the Arts Conference
Museums are a repository of our history, culture, and tradition, all while being the rays of light...
The Power of Collaborations in the Museum World
Collaboration is a powerful force, celebrated for its many strengths and benefits across diverse...
Pioneering a Green Future for Museums in India
In response to the constant threat of climate change, organisations worldwide are increasingly...
Museum Accessibility for People with Disabilities
In the Indian context, the majority of museums are publicly funded institutions and therefore need...
Curating Difficult Histories: Un.Divided Identities
Earlier this month, ReReeti launched a digital exhibition titled ‘Un.divided Identities: Lesser...
The Sustainable Development Goals and Museums
The International Council of Museums has recently announced the new definition of a museum. This...
The Right to be Online
In today’s world, the very concepts of community are expanding beyond the ones we perceive in our...
The Intersection of Culture and Climate Action: Museums, and a Way Forward
An image from an exhibit at the Eden Project in Cornwall,...
Understanding the State of Museum Funding in India
Group of students visiting the Mammal Gallery at the Indian Museum, Kolkata (Image courtesy: The...
Public views on sustainable food and museums
A big fork in the sea. Jean-Pierre Zaugg designed this work of art in 1995 to commemorate the...
Whose Museum is it Anyway? Findings and next steps from the ReReeti x MAP Bangalore Audience Research Report
A look at a few of the key findings of the recently published audience research report produced by...
Climate and Museums In India: Crowd-Sourced Opinions on the Way Forward
Activities for world environment day in BhopalAuthor: Suyash Dwivedi Source: Wikimedia CommonsA...
Preserving Historical Sites To Tell (The Honest) Stories
Wall at Jallianwala Bagh(Image courtesy: Tiggy Allen)Studying history gives us the skills and...
How A Citizen Curator Programme Works
Lucknow QuiltThe Citizen Curators programme is a free work-based training programme in museum...
A Digital Exhibition for the Pandemic
Science Gallery Bengaluru opened CONTAGION, its first digital exhibition-season, on 30th April...
Museum of Christian Art (MoCA) – A Unique Collection
The Museum of Christian Art has a rich collection of art objects produced from the 16th to the...
The Transforming Role of AI in Museum Ecosystems
Artificial Intelligence is going through some waves of excitement across the world. It is being...
A Museum without Boundaries: The Case of Sarmaya
What is a museum? Often, we construe the meaning of a museum as a physical, tangible space...
Rethinking Community Museums: The Case of Vechaar Museum
Museums represent a public social investment by modern societies and their work in the field of...
Centering Accessibility: The Museum of Art & Photography’s 360° Approach
TheMuseum of Art & Photography (MAP) is a new museum that has recently opened in the heart of...