Collaboration & Co-Creation | Cultural Practices

'The Brain. In Art & Science': Curating an Interdisciplinary Exhibition

Henriette Pleiger Currently on view at the Bundeskunsthalle (Bonn, Germany) until 26 June 2022. https://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/en/gehirn...

Diarias globales by Lorena Wolffer: Reconnecting during the COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic sent most of the world population to their homes. In many countries in Latin America, it seemed to stop the...

ROADS TO ROME: COLLABORATIVE ARCHIVAL RESEARCH FROM AFAR

Nia Davies Can we research Rome and art history without setting foot in the city or touching the contents of the archive? Dr Nia Davies...

YOU CAN’T TOUCH THIS: WHAT NOW FOR USER-CENTRED ENGAGEMENT TOOLS IN THESE POST-PANDEMIC TIMES?

Following their cross-disciplinary project investigating how digital tools could increase engagement between MOSTYN, a public contemporary a

HOW TO FIND OPPORTUNITY IN CRISIS

Cultural Practices Magazine hosts the newest episode of The Art of the Invisible podcast which discusses the last year of the pandemic with

CO-CREATION IN COVID-TIME: EMBRACING CHANGE AND UNCERTAINTY

While community co-creation is becoming a buzzword in the museum sector, many museums are still hesitant to share power, give away control a

COMMUNITY CLIMATE RESILIENCE THROUGH FOLK PAGEANTRY – AHRC RESEARCH PROJECT

Lecturer in Heritage studies, Dr Jenna C. Ashton, leads a 24-month £417,445 AHRC research project ‘Community Climate Resilience through Folk

EQUITY, EMPATHY, AND ETHICS IN DIGITAL HERITAGE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH

“Equity, Empathy, and Ethics in Digital Heritage Practice and Research” is a joint project between the Institute for Cultural Practices and

MUSEUMS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT DURING TRANSITIONAL PERIODS

What can museums learn from other cultural institutions addressing conflict, memory and transitional justice to support communities during t