From June 14 to 16, 2024, the European Archaeology Days will take place across Europe, coordinated by the French Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives (INRAP), with the support of the French Ministry
Recently, the Nijntje Museum in Utrecht has reopened its doors after a significant renovation. This children's museum, dedicated to the adventures of the famous rabbit Miffy, protagonist of Dick Bruna's books, has undergone
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming extremely important across various sectors, including the world of culture and art. According to some recent studies, such as “AI in Museums” by Sonja Thiel and Johannes C.
In recent decades, children's museums have found themselves competing with economically stronger and better-organized cultural entities. In hopes of increasing their visitor numbers, these larger institutions have opened their doors to children, creating
At the European Parliament in Brussels, 23 Civil Society and International Organizations dedicated to children’s rights launched the #campaign, which aims to raise awareness among the candidates for the upcoming EU Elections to
One year ago, the World Health Organization (WHO), an organization focused on public health, decided to dedicate part of its studies to the role of the arts in positively affecting health and wellbeing.
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in finding new ways of improving visitors' experiences in museums, with a particular focus on modern art, which is often more difficult to understand
More than 4 years after the outbreak of Covid-19, the world's top museums are still struggling with the aftermath of the pandemic, with a slow but steady recovery. According to a survey conducted
Museum magic makers, it's your time to shine! Hands On! International opens applications for the "Children In Museums Award 2024", an initiative that celebrates and recognizes outstanding contributions to engaging children in the
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