Our speakers in 2021
Changemakers, rebels and pioneers: museum directors on innovation
Recover and Reimagine - innovation and transformation in museums: 23 November
Nathalie Bondil, director of Museum and Exhibitions, Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, former director of the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts
Marc-Olivier Wahler, director of Geneva Museum of Art and History
Benedek Varga, director of Semmelweis Medical History Museum, Budapest
Inclusion, Placemaking and Social Relevance: 24 November
Marie Lavandier, director of Louvre Lens
Alistair Hudson, director of Whitworth and Manchester Art Gallery
James Bradburne, director of Pinacoteca di Brera and Biblioteca Braidense, Milan
LIVE TALKS AND WORKSHOP
Best practices, strategies and insights from the partners of the Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes international project (DAeL)
The technological possibilities for digital visualizations are developing extremely fast . The talks and workshop aim to show some of the best examples and practices from the field of cultural heritage. You can hear about the archaeological, technological and social aspects of the visualisation of our common heritage, while the round table discussion is dedicated to the digitalization of archaeological heritage and its documentation in museums and other institutions.
This program is part of the Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes Industry Forum program series.
Industry Forum: Workshop within the Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes international project (DAeL)
The aim of this workshop is to support the knowledge transfer between creators in the creative industry and DAeL project partners. By showcasing technical capabilities and possible solutions to the member of the international working group, the workshop hopes to establish standards for the implementation of digital technologies for the visualization of cultural heritage, mainly archaeological heritage.
This program is part of the Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes Industry Forum program series.
Tuesday, 23 November
Wednesday, 24 November
Lapidárium of the National Museum, Budapest
PROGRAM
AVICOM F@IMP Festival 2020:
Award Ceremony
Date: November 23, 6 pm
Hungarian National Museum, Budapest
F@IMP (Festival of Audiovisual International Multimedia Patrimony) is organized by ICOM AVICOM, the International Committee for Audiovisual, New Technologies and Social Media. F@imp is an international event aimed at encouraging and recognizing the production and distribution of audiovisual productions (audio, film and video) and innovative multimedia technologies (websites, interactive programs, mobile applications, creative and interpretive exhibition installations) initiated or produced by museums or heritage and cultural institutions throughout the world.
On 23 November, we’ll be welcoming this year’s winners and celebrating their success in reaching out to the public using creative technologies. This is a great possibility to network with museum professionals, encouraging the formation of new professional bonds, and future partnerships within the GLAM sector.
Join us and let’s celebrate the future of museums together!
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