The latest
Mag 2026-2027 is out
EMA’s digital magazine Mag for the season 2026-2027 is now published, you can download it here.
European Museum Academy Stands with the Smithsonian and America’s Museums
The European Museum Academy expresses its sympathy and solidarity with the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the Smithsonian Institution, and museum professionals across the United States, following AAM’s statement condemning political attacks on the Smithsonian.
European Museum Academy Announces Six Finalists of the Art Museum Award
The Jury has announced the shortlist for the Art Museum Award 2026.
Interview
Interview with Temime Hazal Sahin
EMA continues interviewing experts in their field. For our current issue we have been speaking to Temime Hazal Sahin about her career, experiences, projects, role in EMA.
Interview with Emek Yilmaz Sancar
I think cultural heritage communication basically (and should) focus on co-creation, the goal is to involve all users to participate in creating meaningful experiences and civic dialogue as museums are also forum arenas.
Interview with Ruchi Singh
A former student of the Master’s Degree in Contemporary Museology and Museum Communication at IULM University in Milan. Ruchi Singh shares her thoughts and experiences, and explains her motivations and background.
Interview with Robert Zydel
Robert Zydel believes anthropology and marketing are crucial for designing visitor experiences and managing engagement in museums. He emphasizes the importance of museums as educational platforms and communication mediums.
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The Museum of the Future: Between Physical Place and Virtual Space
This anthology examines the spatial characteristics of museums, exploring the relationship between physical and virtual spaces. It features contributions from international museum experts across various disciplines.
The Routledge Handbook of Museum and Heritage Education
This volume emphasizes the significance of museum education in developing policies, practices, and research for meaningful engagement. It illustrates how museums can foster social, physical, emotional, and academic engagement, contributing to a better world.