In today’s episode, I’m chatting to Sam Bowen about her advocacy for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in museums. Sam shares her background in… Read More »Engagement for all: special educational needs & disabilities (SEND) in museums
Discover “A Beautiful Disruption: Experiencing the Bloch Galleries“ an immersive art experience at The Nelson-Atkins Museum, developed with Art Processors, using dynamic lighting and immersive… Read More »Reimagining the Impressionists: A Beautiful Disruption at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art
A conversation with Jackie Armstrong at MoMA Today I’m chatting to Jackie Armstrong, Associate Educator Visitor Research and Experience at the Museum of Modern Art… Read More »Cultivating healing spaces:Trauma-informed practice in museums
Today, we’re delving into a fundamental aspect of being a museum educator: being prepared for the unexpected. Picture this: you’re facilitating a programme, and out… Read More »Being Prepared for the Unexpected: Essential Strategies for Museum Educators
Today Iām talking to Gundy van Dijk, Head of Education and Interpretation at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam about Heart for Art – an… Read More »Heart for Art and the Van Gogh Museum
Discover how museum educators can learn invaluable lessons from immersive art experiences. Drawing from my firsthand experience at David Hockney: Bigger and Closer in London,… Read More »What can museum educators learn from immersive art experiences?
In this article, we’re diving into the world of thinking routines and exploring their application in museums. If you’re eager to get started with thinking… Read More »Thinking routines in museums: A guide to getting started
Welcome to episode 99, where I’m diving into the concept of pacing in museum and gallery programmes, with a particular focus on the idea that… Read More »Striking the right pace in museum programmes: less is more
INTRODUCTION An van Hertum and Bart van Peer are both members of the Audience Engagement team at KMSKA or Royal Museum of Fine Arts in… Read More »Radio Bart: Exploring Art with Blind Mediators
This week I’m exploring an innovative project at the National Civil War Centre in Newark, England developing creative writing skills through art and using thinking… Read More »Collect Connect Create: Thinking Routines and Creative Writing