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Due to the corona crisis, almost all cultural heritage institutions have seen a huge decline in their visitor numbers. This concerns museums as well as galleries, archives, and libraries. How do we cope with this issue? How have others done, or tried?

CRISP offers an inventory of initiatives in the cultural heritage sector focusing on good practice. This research took place completely using online sources, but we have also interviewed those responsible. We were interested as much in practices that didn’t work as in those that did, as both will teach us important lessons going forward. We were especially – but by no means exclusively – interested in the experiences of adults that are facing economic, social, or health issues. Using four training activities, we discussed the outcome of our investigations and prepared conclusions.

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Activity E-Book

Activity E-Book

At the beginning of the lockdown, the cultural activity seemed to be dormant. The art, however, must be creative. The Nitra Gallery,...

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School Life and Education Museum – How to adapt to the COVID-19 reality (Athens, Greece)

School Life and Education Museum – How to adapt to the COVID-19 reality (Athens, Greece)

With the outbreak of the pandemic, Museums and Cultural Organizations were amongst those who suffered the most severe consequences. The School Life...

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GIAF, Festival of the People (Galway, Ireland)

GIAF, Festival of the People (Galway, Ireland)

This case study, the impact of Covid-19 on the Galway International Art Festival (GIAF) has been analysed and evaluated. To welcome live...

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Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos  (Kaunas, Lithuania)

Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

“Quarantine windows” was a photography project implemented during the first lockdown. With the beginning of the first quarantine our usual life was...

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