EMA AWARDS ARE ON THE MOVE !

 

 

 

 

THE 2017 EUROPEAN MUSEUM ACADEMY AWARDS  CEREMONY AND THE RELATED EMA CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD  IN THE TOWN OF SKOPJE   

28 September-1 October 2017

The annual EMA DAYS have been moved from late Spring to early Autumn consequently the terms for applying to the EMA Awards have been reopen.

New deadline December 1st, 2016.

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2017 EMA AWARDS APPLICATION FORM

2017 EMA AWARDS APPLICATION FORM - European Museum Academy

Because of the new dates of the Annual Meeting, the closing date for these two Awards has been extended to 1 December 2016.  We invite museums who have not yet applied and who wish to profit from the opportunities offered by participation, to complete the attached application form  and return it to the EMA Co-ordinator.

2017 application form 1 dec 2017 application form 1 dec [275 Kb]

Discover the new format of the DASA Award

 

 This Award is open to all kinds of museums.

The DASA Award

To apply contact europeanmuseumacademy@gmail.com

The basic criterion of this award is the quality of learning opportunities, in a comprehensive perspective: the museological concept, the quality of the storyline, the creativity of the exhibition design and the programme of educational activities . Specific attention is also given to personal mediation, the interactive participation of the public and an effective mix of education and entertainment.

DASA in Dortmund covers the past, present and future worlds of work in an area of about 13.000 m², with 12 exhibition units and three-dimensional exhibits.  It is the permanent educational facility of the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Care (Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizin) and informs the general public about the world of work, its status for the individual and society, and the importance of tailoring work to human requirements.  The relationship between people, work and technology is demonstrated and explained in a variety of ways in the exhibition.  The central theme is to establish human values at work, such as good health and dignity.
DASA focuses on people and their physical, intellectual, social and cultural needs.

www.dasa-dortmund.de

 

2017 application form 1 dec 2017 application form 1 dec [275 Kb]

2017 Kenneth Hudson Seminar 16th September 2016 , Zadar (Croatia)

 

The KH Seminar is held in the context of the Ziva Award Meeting and Ceremony in Zadar.

Friday, 16th September 2016
Venue: Museum of Ancient Glass Zadar (Zadar, Croatia)
09.30 – 12.30

2016 Kenneth Hudson Seminar:
A tribute to Kenneth Hudson (1916 – 1999) on the occasion of
the centenary of his birth
- Mr. Massimo Negri: Kenneth Hudson Legacy in
Museological Thinking
- Mr. Wim van der Veiden: Museums of Influence
- Mr. Onno Ephraim: New kinds of Quality: Digital
Creativity in Museums and Museums on the Web - the
Idea of Heritage in Motion
- Robin Lutz: Examples of Best Quality by the Winners of
Heritage in Motion Award and the Presentation of Best
Practice Examples