Arts Management Newsletter
No 64: Museum Management
This issue is all about "Museum Management" in global contexts.
Table of Contents
Special Topic - Museum Management
- Interview: Sowon Koo, Strategic Design Division Marketer, Designhouse
- Leaving a Trace: Supporting Museum Visitor Interaction and Interpretation with Digital
- Media Annotation Systems
- Research: Interpreting the New Museology
- Museum Branding: Leaving Your Mark on Horizons Far and Near
- Survey: Visitor Research Made Easy
- Trends: Understanding the Future. Museums and 21st Century Life
- Resources: A Manual for Museum Managers
- Book: Museum Branding
- Book: The Marketing Mix. Promoting Museums, Galleries and Exhibitions
- Resources: Arts Marketing. The Pocket Guide
- Resource: Lord Cultural Resources, Fall 2006 edition
- Education: Museum Studies in the United Kingdom
- Education: Department of Museum Studies, University of Leicester
- Education: Museum Studies at the Taipei National University of the Arts
- Conference: 4th International Meeting of Network Company Museums
- Conference: The Interplay of Art & Globalization. Consequences for Museums
- Conference: Museums, Libraries and Archives Online
- Web Resources for Museum Management
General Topics
- Study: Planning Considerations for Cultural Tourism
- Study: New study shows how artists build careers in the creative economy
- Background: Artists, Musicians and the Internet
- Research: Driving the Creative Industries in the Western Cape
- Book: Full House. Turning Data into Audiences
- Resource: What Makes Sense?
- Workshop: Dance/USA Leadership Initiative
- Call for Papers: Art Education and Research Development Congress
- Call for Papers: 2007 AAAM Annual Conference
- Review: Awakening possibilities for cooperation between culture and business through the Word Café
- Preview: 1st World Café European Gathering
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