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Ever walked into an exhibit that made your jaw drop? 👀 ... or maybe you scratched your head wondering? 🤔 Expect the unexpected?! ...Oscar Wilde nailed it, and it's spot-on when we starting thinking about how we can take today's exhibit design to the next funky level. Check out the pic - who'd have thought picture frame bits could create such an epic wall? That's the kind of outside-the-box thinking museums need! It's all about surprising visitors? Flip everyday stuff on its head, present info in mind-bending ways. Before you know it, your exhibit's not just a display - it's a whole experience. So, how do you shake things up in your projects? Drop your wild ideas below! 👇 #museum #creativity #exhibitdesign #art #inspiredimpact

🎨 Ever walked into a museum that's more like a creative playground than a treasure vault? Welcome to the world of non-collecting art institutions! 🏛️✨ Think of them as pop-up festivals for your imagination - constantly evolving, always surprising. Unlike traditional museums that say "Look, but don't touch," these dynamic spaces scream "Come in and be inspired!" 🚪 The Kunsthalle model, popular in Germany and Switzerland, is a prime example. Rather than hoarding masterpieces, these venues: • Create unique, time-limited experiences 🕒 • Showcase cutting-edge contemporary art 🎉 • Foster dialogue between artists and visitors 🗣️ Take moCa Cleveland or the New Museum in NYC - they're not just exhibiting art; they're incubating creativity! 🌱 By freeing themselves from the constraints of collection management, they can: -Take bigger risks with experimental art forms -Respond quickly to current events and trends -Transform completely for each new exhibition 🎥 Excerpt from virtual tour: Experience the ever-changing nature of these spaces as galleries transform from immersive light installations one month to interactive sound sculptures the next! It's like the difference between a library (traditional museum) and a book club (non-collecting institution). Both valuable, but one preserves while the other provokes! 📚💭 These museums don't just display creativity - they actively spark it! Visitors leave not just having seen art, but feeling inspired to create their own. They're not just observers; they're potential artists, thinkers, and innovators. 🎆 What's your take? Have you experienced a non-collecting art institution? How did it change your perspective on creativity? Let's start a conversation! 🤔👇 #ThoughtLeadership #Innovation #MuseumInnovation #CreativeSpaces #ArtWorld #Creativity

The intersection of art and technology is more prominent than ever, as seen in the vibrant atmosphere created by the BLOOP International Festival in Ibiza. This festival is transforming the city into an open-air gallery, showcasing murals that not only beautify but also address social and environmental issues. It's a refreshing take, shifting the focus from mere aesthetics to active engagement with community challenges. 🌍 Also, London's Natural History Museum is stepping up with its mixed reality exhibition, letting visitors explore a futuristic world. It's incredible to see how these innovations are reshaping our experience of art, making it more interactive and immersive. Have you noticed similar trends in your local scene? It’s exciting to observe how art continues to evolve alongside technology. https://lnkd.in/ejfvVxMC

🖼️ The Transformation of the Museum der Moderne Salzburg Between 2018 and 2022, the Museum der Moderne Salzburg embarked on a journey of transformation, reshaping not only its physical space but also its cultural footprint under the visionary leadership of Thorsten Sadowsky. 🌟 Visionary Leadership As Director from September 2018 to September 2022, Thorsten Sadowsky was instrumental in developing a new vision and mission for the Museum. His leadership saw the adoption of a set of values that galvanized the entire Museum team, driving extensive renovations and repositioning the Museum as a vibrant hub of art, photography, and visual arts. 🛠️ Extensive Renovations and International Standards The renovation measures undertaken were comprehensive, upgrading various Museum buildings to align with international standards for barrier-free access. This commitment to inclusivity has not only enhanced the aesthetic appeal of the Museum but also made it more accessible to a broader audience. 🗣️ A Forum for Critical Discussion Under Sadowsky's guidance, the Museum repositioned itself as an international center of competence for image cultures. It embraced its role as a forum for discussion, taking a critical stance towards both historical and contemporary issues. This approach has invigorated the Museum's agenda, making it a beacon for contemporary art and socially relevant debates. 🌍 Addressing Postcolonialism and Global Perspectives The Museum's agenda included a critical reappraisal of postcolonialism and a remapping of the world through the lens of art. This bold move has positioned the Museum as a pioneer in addressing complex global issues, making it a leader in the art world. 🔍 Insights and Delights This transformation journey offers profound insights into how cultural institutions can evolve to stay relevant in today's dynamic world. The delight lies in witnessing how art can be a powerful tool for social commentary and change, bridging gaps between the past and present. #MuseumDerModerneSalzburg #CulturalTransformation #ArtLeadership #InclusiveArt #GlobalArtDiscussion #PostcolonialismInArt #MuseumRenovation

Intellect is pleased to announce that Scene 12.1-2 is out now! 🎭 Scene is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to a critical examination of space and scenic production. Scene welcomes new critical frameworks for the scholarship of creating a scene and invites contributions which explore all aspects of design contexts for live and recorded performance – particularly those which pay attention to the shaping of artistic vision, aesthetic sophistication, critical thinking and craft. Including ‘Enhancing city resilience through theatre’ by Julia Mcnamara, Barbara Doran And Susanne Pratt and ‘Devising the personal in post-pandemic Istanbul’ by Didem Kristal And Ayrin Ersöz #SpecialIssue #PerformingArts For more information about the journal and issue click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dBuiXmU Access the issue via Discover 👉 https://lnkd.in/gyTwf_8R

What makes museums and visitor experience sites truly special? The ability to tell stories in 3D! Exhibit design transforms text, photos, oral histories, artifacts, data, and more into immersive experiences that connect people to the narratives being told. These multidimensional stories impart important messages about the world around us, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of history, art, science, and culture. Through thoughtful and engaging design, museums become spaces where stories come to life, leaving a lasting impact on all who visit. 📷 Library of Congress, "Exploring the Early Americas" #MuseumDesign #ExhibitDesign #ExhibitDesign #ExhibitionDesign #ExhibitDesigners #ExhibitionDesigners #MuseumPlanning #ExhibitPlanning #MuseumProfessionals 

Converting the desire for works of art into real-life connections, ArtContext_e is an advisory on all aspects of acquisition, exhibition, curations, conservation, and patronage. With a long-term perspective on making, managing, and mediating art collections, Malina Corpadean and Anne Roger share an expansive sense of taste activated within a variety of mediums and markets. Beyond and including considerations of investing in art, the advisory's mission is to explore and delight clients, collectors, and audiences at the intersections of artistic/corporate, ephemeral/permanent, timeless/current, showing/collecting, observing/owning, buying-for and belonging-to. Whether in its multidisciplinary projects, public endeavours, or private consulting, the duo provides bespoke and empowered results using their capacious outlook, soundly researched connections, and a shared objective that starts with knowing where art works.

🔍 Envision a digital space where Leonardo da Vinci’s genius comes alive—a website that seamlessly blends art, science, and invention. The homepage could feature a rotating gallery of his iconic works, while an interactive section offers a deep dive into his sketches and designs. This website would not just be a gallery but a learning hub for innovation. Check out this intriguing concept in our video: https://lnkd.in/eaJqqy3m #SpreadifyMarketing #Innovation #LeonardoDaVinci

Great to see my alma mater hosting exhibitions of this type! 🟠 👁️🗨️ The theme of "seeing the unseeable" and the use of data is a theme that defined a solid decade of work at HUSH - from the scale of a poster, to lobby-scale art installations and placemaking. Yet, at this point "data viz" has become aging nomenclature - the result of so much visualization for the sake of visualization itself, not for human impact. 🧠 What's more interesting is how the "seeing of unseeable data" can impact our behaviors, change the way we think, what we feel and how we act. We're rapidly applying these ideas to projects at the scale of airport terminals and mixed use developments. More data, more space, more impact. See some legacy work: 🌞 Turning an organization's commitment to net zero engineering into a sustainability mirror and workplace motivator (https://lnkd.in/eSvVU7_v) 🌐 Using the data of the world's largest mobility organization to inspire guests with scale and impact (https://lnkd.in/ewX33Ynz) 🟢 Using productivity data to change workforce behaviors and influence a new workplace culture (https://lnkd.in/eCZjrfzf)