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MuseumNext heads to Melbourne in 2017
POSTED 13 May 2016 . BY Tom Anstey
Produced in partnership with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the three-day event will bring exploratory talks on engaging visitors with new technology and industry trends Credit: Shutterstock.com
MuseumNext – the global conference series on the future of museums – is coming to Australia for the first time in 2017.

Representatives of museums and galleries from around the world will descend on Melbourne to highlight best practice, discuss the latest trends and think about what’s next for museums.

Produced in partnership with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the three-day event will bring exploratory talks on engaging visitors with new technology and industry trends.

“As a place that not only presents contemporary and historical forms of screen culture, but also works to act as a catalyst for entirely new types of creativity, ACMI is the perfect partner for MuseumNext,” said Jim Richardson, founder of MuseumNext.

“We have seen fantastic examples of best practice highlighted at our events by museums from Australia and bringing the conference to Melbourne creates new opportunities to showcase this and for museums across the wider Asia-Pacific region to participate.”

MuseumNext Melbourne will take place 15 – 17 February 2017 at ACMI. A call for papers will be launched in July to allow anyone interested in presenting at the conference the opportunity to propose a presentation.

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MuseumNext heads to Melbourne in 2017
POSTED 13 May 2016 . BY Tom Anstey
Produced in partnership with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the three-day event will bring exploratory talks on engaging visitors with new technology and industry trends Credit: Shutterstock.com
MuseumNext – the global conference series on the future of museums – is coming to Australia for the first time in 2017.

Representatives of museums and galleries from around the world will descend on Melbourne to highlight best practice, discuss the latest trends and think about what’s next for museums.

Produced in partnership with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), the three-day event will bring exploratory talks on engaging visitors with new technology and industry trends.

“As a place that not only presents contemporary and historical forms of screen culture, but also works to act as a catalyst for entirely new types of creativity, ACMI is the perfect partner for MuseumNext,” said Jim Richardson, founder of MuseumNext.

“We have seen fantastic examples of best practice highlighted at our events by museums from Australia and bringing the conference to Melbourne creates new opportunities to showcase this and for museums across the wider Asia-Pacific region to participate.”

MuseumNext Melbourne will take place 15 – 17 February 2017 at ACMI. A call for papers will be launched in July to allow anyone interested in presenting at the conference the opportunity to propose a presentation.

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Experts tackle non-museums in the museum sector at MuseumNext


A leading panel of experts have addressed 'non-museums' moving into the museum space and how the sector should react to brand homes encroaching on its territory.
MuseumNext 2016: Is virtual reality for chickens the best way to ignite interest in science?


In his last day as CEO of Science Gallery International, Michael John Gorman addressed delegates at MuseumNext in Dublin, demonstrating how to use the abstract – such as virtual reality for chickens – to start a debate within a museum setting.
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David Fleming, director of National Museums Liverpool (NML), has said that modern museums need to act as “agents of social change”, evolving from their more traditional counterparts to make visitors think more about their experience.
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