CRISP Blog: Digital Innovation in Museums & Cultural Heritage During COVID-19

#snfccAtHome (Kallithea, Greece)

The most active cultural institution in Greece, reformed its program offering all their activities (music shows, theatrical performances, exhibitions, activities for all...

A giant open-air gallery in the streets of Vilnius. Project “Art needs no roof” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

The project was born in response to quarantine restrictions that prevented art galleries from operating, so artists could not exhibit and sell...

A museum about history is writing history (Galway, Ireland)

The Galway City Museum is, as one might guess by the name, a museum about the history of Galway. In this article,...

Acropolis Digital Museum, a new world (Athens, Greece)

A Web portal of modern aesthetics that captures the operation and activities of the Museum and provides multidimensional information and entertainment. Presents...

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,...

An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

Cultural institutions during the lockdown were looking for the different ways of how to reach their audience. Mostly that was the virtual...

Art and Science Virtual Exhibition “Viral Passion” (Napoli, Italy)

The virtual exhibition “Viral Passion” represents a journey into the world of viruses, in order to raise awareness about the main viruses...

Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation

The Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation implemented an online activity to enhance creativity and self-confidence, transform introversion into expression, and encourage the...

Batman Gżirjan: co-creation in marginalised communities in times of COVID (Gzira, Malta)

Batman Gżirjan was a co-created and community-focused artistic and research project, carried out by the artist Kristina Borg. The setting of the...

Being there – virtually: Robots in the Zeeuws museum (Middelburg, the Netherlands)

In order to enhance access to the museum for audiences with physical impairments – and more general for access in times of...

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