SPEAKERS
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JAMES BRADBURNE
GENERAL DIRECTOR
THE PINACOTECA AND BIBLIOTECA NAZIONALE BRAIDENCE MILANO
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PORIN ŠĆUKANEC REZNIČEK
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM IN ZAGREB
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DARIUSZ KAZIMIERZ SKONIECZKO
CURATOR OF AFRICAN SOURCES
THE STATE ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM IN WARSAW
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DR SIRISILP KONGSILP
FOUNDER & CEO
PERCEPTION
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LORENA SANCHO QUEROL
RESEARCHER
CENTRE FOR SOCIAL STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA, PORTUGAL
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ANNA JASSON
Head of donations, partnerships and PR
NATIONAL MUSEUM
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MICHAL STEHLÍK
DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR CENTRAL COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBITIONS MANAGEMENT
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CZECH REPUBLIC
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MARTIN SOUČEK
DIRECTOR OF THE SECTION OF DIGITAL ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CZECH REPUBLIC
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RŪTA KAČKUTĖ
DIRECTOR
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF LITHUANIA
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FRIEDERIKE ZAPF
Head Of Social Media & Online Marketing
ALBERTINA
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SUSANNE TÖPFER
CURATOR, HEAD OF PAPYRI COLLECTION
COLLECTION AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT MUSEO EGIZIO
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CLAIRE BENJAMIN
HEAD OF LEARNING & PARTICIPATION NATIONAL
LIVERPOOL MUSEUM (NML)
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LAURIE BRITTON NEWELL
SENIOR CURATOR
WELLCOME COLLECTION
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GUIDO KUCSKO
CONCEPTUAL ARTIST AND LAWYER
UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA, DEPARTMENT OFINNOVATION AND DIGITALISATION IN LAW
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ANNA KATHARINA TIPOTSCH
ASSOCIATE
SCHOENHERR ATTORNEYS AT LAW, VIENNA
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EMILIA DZIEWIECKA
A SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT
MUSEUM OF PAPERMAKING IN DUSZNIKI ZDRÓJ (POLAND)
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MILENA MILOŠEVIĆ MICIĆ
CURATOR, MUSEUM ADVISOR, ART HISTORIAN
THE HOMELAND MUSEUM OF KNJAZEVAC, SERBIA
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KRISADA CHAIYASARN
CTO
PERCEPTION
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ANIS AKHTAR
COMMUNITY CURATOR
PHM PEOPLE'S HISTORY MUSEUM MANCHESTER U.K.
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JAKUB NOWAKOWSKI
DIRECTOR
GALICIA JEWISH MUSEUM, POLAND
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GEORGIA MONK
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
WELLCOME COLLECTION
AGENDA
December 7, 2022. TOPIC 1/DAY 1
MUSEUM DIGITALIZATION: SHARING EXPERIENCE
10:00 am – 10:30 am. Connecting Virtual and Real (Ancient Egypt) – Traversing Boundaries with Closed Museum Doors.
(Porin Šćukanec Rezniček,Research associate at the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb).
10:30 am – 11:00 am.Designing the Museum Digital Infrastructure. How best to choose technology and software solutions. Digitalization of museum collections: selection of equipment, types of digital copies, resolution and other parameters for assessing the digitalization quality. Three-dimensional digitalization of museum collections. Role of digital curators. Challenges of funding and staff training for smaller museums.
(Michal Stehlík.Deputy Director General for Central Collections and Exhibitions Management at National Museum of Czech Republic.
Martin Souček. Director of the Section of Digital Asset Management and Information Technologies at National Museum of Czech Republic).
11:00 am – 11:10 am.Coffee break
11:10 am – 11:30 am.Museum Digitalization: Sharing experience.
(Dariusz Skonieczko, curator of African sources at The State Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw).
11:30 am – 12:00 am. Building Digital Public Spaces. Creating an effective digital strategy: guidelines and best practices. How to increase digital visits. Recommendations for improving the museum website. Museums on TikTok: best practices. What are the best ways of staff training to help them produce and present digital content effectively?
(Friederike Zapf,Head Of Social Media & Online Marketing,ALBERTINA).
12:00 am – 12:30 pm.Papyrus digitalisation in the museum and its online access: sharing experience.
(Susanne Töpfer.Curator, Head of Papyri Collectionand Research DepartmentMuseo Egizio).
12:30 pm – 13:00 pm.Digitization of museums and opportunities of leveraging immersive technologies such as AR,VR, XR and Metaverse.
(Krisada Chaiyasarn,the CTO of Perception Codes, a deep-tech company, and an Assistant Professor of Engineering at Thammasat University).
13:00 pm – 13:45 pm. Lunch
December 7, 2022. TOPIC 2/DAY 1
NFT IN MUSEUM PRACTICE
13:45 pm – 14:15 pm. NFT in museum practice.
(James Bradburne. Director General, Pinacoteca di Brera and the Biblioteca Braidense).
14:15 pm – 15:00 pm. The NFT technology as an opportunity to attract funding and public attention. How to create a unique NFT? How to convert physical art into NFTs.
(Sirisilp Kongsilp. Founder & CEO, Perception).
15:00 pm – 15:15 pm. Coffee break
15:15 pm – 15:50 pm. NFTs – Terra incognita? What are NFTs? How to create and transfer them? What copyright risks should oneconsider? What are the rights attached to an NFT? Key legal considerations surrounding NFTs.
(Anna Katharina Tipotsch, Associate, Schoenherr attorneys at law.
Vienna Guido Kucsko, conceptual artist and lawyer, University of Vienna, Department ofInnovation and Digitalisation in Law).
December 8, 2022. TOPIC 3/DAY 2
INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY IN MUSEUMS
10:00 am – 10:30 am. Accessible museums with limited budgets.
(Rūta Kačkutė, Director of National Museum of Lithuania).
10:30 am – 11:00 am. “Toward Accessible Museum” that will provide space for covering various aspects of this topic.
(Milena Milošević Micić, curator, museum advisor, art historian at the Homeland Museum of Knjazevac, Serbia).
11:00 am – 11:15 am. Coffee break
11:15 am – 11:45 am. Accessible design as part of the new exhibition development philosophy: sharing best practices. Rethinking space; using different sensory channels; visual and tactile accessibility of exhibition items to the visitors. Label text, accessibility of the audio and interactives.
(Anis Akhtar (They), Community Curator, "Nothing about us without us! Disabled people's activism, past , present, and future." 16 November 2022 to 16 October 2023, PHM People's History Museum Manchester U.K.)
11:45 am – 12:15 pm. Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki Zdrój (Poland) in the face of diverse modern challenges – the project of inscription of historical paper mills on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
(Emilia Dziewiecka, a scientific assistant Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki Zdrój (Poland).
12:15 pm – 12:45 pm. Welcoming Diversity through a daily Participatory management. Taylor made solutions for local museums in Portugal and Spain Lorena Sancho Querol. Researcher Centre for Social Studies University of Coimbra.
(Lorena Sancho Querol, Researcher Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal).
12:45 pm – 13.15 pm. In Plain Sight, Inclusive Practice at Wellcome Collection.
(Georgia Monk, Senior Project Manager, Wellcome Collection Laurie Britton Newell, Senior Curator, Wellcome Collection).
13:15 pm – 14:00 pm. Lunch
December 8, 2022. TOPIC 4/DAY 2
SOURCES OF FUNDING: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR MUSEUMS
14:00 pm – 14:30 pm. Relations with sponsors and donors as a two-way street. How to build a strategic partnership with donors? What are the best ways to cultivate donors? The role of personal relationship between the sponsor and museum representatives. Inviting sponsors to museum events and sending holiday gifts to donors. How will the way they donate money change in the future?
(Anna Jansson, Head of donations, partnerships and PR National museum).
14:30 pm – 14:40 pm. Coffee break
14:40 pm – 15:10 pm. Museum funding: between fundraising and income generating. What could be done to make a museum project effective?
(Jakub Nowakowski, Director, Galicia Jewish Museum, Poland).
15:10 pm – 16:00 pm. Education anywhere and anytime. Contemporary collaborations between museums and universities, schools: key questions. Tours, courses, training, summer schools for children and teenagers.
(Claire Benjamin, Head of Learning & Participation National Museums Liverpool (NML).