Street Art in Barcelona
Some impressions of a photo safari in Barcelona capturing street art. Enjoy!
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The hidden force of social media. Or how to use it as a tool for organisational change
The use of social media is usually associated with sharing contents and experiences with people from outside the museum. I would like to raise awareness of the high potential social media has as a tool for institu tional development, able to foster real and profound change inside the museum. Remind that social media has always…
Towards a sustainable museum education
According to a recent study (in Spanish), one out of three university students in Spain have never visited a museum. It is a surprising data. We actually assume that students should have had more and easier access to museums than any other group of the same age. So what has been going wrong there? Who…
TweetsReview – 3
In the first of this TweetsReview series I explained – in Catalan at that time – why I decided to start the series. The story goes back a couple of months ago when I was involved in some discussions on the social media mix, i.e. the proper balance of all the 2.0 tools within a…
How to involve the public at an early stage of exhibition making
An example from Barcelona Participation, together with interaction, has been a trendy topic in the museum world over the past recent years. It seems difficult nowadays to conceive an exhibition without any participatory element, even though many exhibitions and also websites remain a one-way oriented, museum-public, affair. This cannot be said of the Centre de…