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So You Want To Be an Artist? How the National Gallery of Canada Used Social Media to Connect with Teens
This session presents a demonstration of how the National Gallery of Canada engaged teens from across the country in an online contest, So You Want To Be an Artist? [makeart.gallery.ca] where they shared their creativity through social media.
CAM St. Louis App
Do you want to engage with the most innovative and relevant art being made today? There’s an App for that. As a non-collecting institution, the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) St.
Sicilian Cultural Heritage and Museums global website
The first website of all Sicilian museums, archaeological parks and sites, art galleries. The key objectives are: to give the public a wider understanding of Sicilian history and art, including news about the cultural events-exhibitions and a rich menu of practical info; to create a database with thousands of art objects, with related images and description cards.
Art & Artists
James Davis, Tate, London
http://www.tate.org.uk/collection
Abstract
Suppose three people need something. One is bored and needs inspiration, another is focused and needs concentration, a third is curious and needs information. How could their needs be met? Is it possible to make a single thing that could help them all? Would it be a tool, a system, an application, a service, an environment? This paper describes attempts to imagine this problem, to invent a solution, and to try to build it. The context is that of Tate, a family of British art galleries, and the means by which to deliver artwork information, concentrated study, artistic inspiration, and much that is in between, online.
Keywords: art, Tate, gallery, collections, databases, interfaces
Where's the radio for art? Apps, new revenues and broadening public access
Radio's function is to entertain and inform, but it's also a powerful medium for surfacing new and interesting stuff. Building tablet apps for your museum and its collections can help you to reach new audiences, and show existing audiences what's new at your institution. Artfinder's founders tell you how it's done, and why you should consider it.
Moving the Museum to the Medium: YouTube Play and the Guggenheim
In June 2010, the Guggenheim Museum and YouTube, in collaboration with HP and Intel, launched YouTube Play.
For Kids
For Kids is a new section of the Whitney's web site (whitney.org) that has features for engaging a young, web-savvy audience—kids ages 8-12—with art and artists. This new section of the site will launch in early 2011. A beta version of the web pages is available for viewing at whitney.org/ForKids.
Tour 2: New Media in Arts and Social Science Museums
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Archives & Museum Informatics EIN: 77-0708617; GST / BN 887978914
Description
Learn how the leading Art, Contemporary Art, Archeology and Anthropology museums in the city are innovating on site and on the Web.
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Meet at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel, 1200 Market Street. |
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8:00 am | |
Art & Artists
This paper describes how multiple strands of exploratory thinking across a large organisation were brought together in the complete overhaul of Tate’s collection online.