
Winners Heritage in Motion Award 2023 announced
On September 15th, the winners of the Heritage in Motion Award were revealed. The Award ceremony took place at Muzeul Național al Banatului in Timisoara, Romania.
On September 15th, the winners of the Heritage in Motion Award were revealed. The Award ceremony took place at Muzeul Național al Banatului in Timisoara, Romania.
Get ready for a celebration of excellence in art and culture. Discover the winners of the 2023 Micheletti Award, DASA Award, and Art Museum Award.
Explore expert insights in our judges’ reports, unveiling the stories behind remarkable museums and their invaluable work.
The award competition season has now ended, candidate museums have been visited by the jury, and it is now time to announce and invite everyone to the annual EMA Meeting. This year the meeting will be held in Timişoara, Romania, from Thursday 14 to Saturday 16 September and will begin with a welcome reception on Thursday.
EMA continues interviewing experts in their field. For our current issue we have been speaking to Ann Nicholls, EMA about her career, experiences, role in EMA.
Shortlist of nominees announced for the 2023 Children in Museums Award. Check it out…
The Vest-Agder Museum in Norway won the European Museum Academy Prize last September with their impressive, multigenerational I-ON Project.
The project will be presented in Brussel April 26th.
EMA, a dynamic and forward-looking organisation to stimulate innovative thinking in European museums, publishes details of its current activities in an occasional Newsletter. Its Press Releases will continue to focus on individual announcements and events. Read more on awards, activities, publications, and events.
EMA continues interviewing experts in their field. For our current issue we have been speaking to Wim van der Weiden, Board member and past Chairman of EMA about his career, experiences, role in EMA, the awards and advice to colleagues.
This is the fifth edition of the EMA European Museum Report. It is based on reports from the representatives of the Academy around Europe, who have simply been asked: ‘How were museums doing in 2022 and what is going on?’ The simplicity and the broadness of the question give freedom for the representatives to interpret as they wish.
The Živa Award at the same time collects interesting experiences and makes possible to share them at the transnational level. Encourages competition in order to increase the number of museums which can do better for our societies.
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