Organising Temporary Exhibitions from your Collections and Touring Strategies
Date:
2-4 February 2024
Location:
Online Training Program
Application Deadline:
7 January 2024
APPLY NOW
Date:
2-4 February 2024
Location:
Online Training Program
Application Deadline:
7 January 2024
APPLY NOW
Vacancies for the workshops are limited, so please apply early.
How can temporary exhibitions enhance and promote an institution’s mission, create new audiences and generate revenue? These are the issues this up-to-date HERITΛGE workshop focuses on. Starting with building an institutional strategy for exhibitions and partnership-building, participants explore the process behind planning and putting on temporary exhibitions for display at home and on tour. This includes identifying exhibition objectives, shaping the narrative and content to create a compelling visitor experience, strategies for touring exhibitions nationally and internationally, and exploring the future of the temporary and touring exhibitions sector. The workshop encourages a discursive and participatory approach. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own ideas and projects to the workshop and time is allocated for 1:1 consultation with the workshop facilitators.
HERITΛGE provides scholarships to most participants in its training programmes. These scholarships can cover up to 90% of the cost of attendance, depending on the circumstances of the participants and the availability of funding. On average, participants contribute around 300 euros to attend one of our 3-day training workshops.
● Develop an exhibition concept of understanding on the creation of exhibitions.
● Develop an object list appropriate to their institution.
● Commission artists suitable to their institution.
● Understand the importance of consultants to the development of successful exhibitions.
● Create agile exhibitions that respond to change.
● Understand how to tour exhibition projects, and which exhibitions may be suitable for touring.
● Understand how to integrate AV and sound into exhibition experiences.