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  • Covid REMIX: Toronto Public Library and friends remix wartime posters for the pandemic (Toronto, Canada)
  • Activity E-Book – Creative at home, Nitra Gallery (Athens, Greece)
  • Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation – Digital Games for Adults (Athens, Greece)
  • Visiting landscapes inside and out (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
  • Culture to the Courtyards. Kaunas transformed into open air scenes (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Museum brought art to people’s homes (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Discover Jewish heritage with(out) leaving home (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Pietanze d’Arte a Domicilio (“Art Dishes Delivery at Home”; Aoulia, Italy)
  • Opera and ballet online in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture (Milan, Italy)
  • La Cultura non si ferma (“Culture never stops”; Nationwide, Italy)
  • COVID-19 Vaccination Hub at the Museum (Lecce, Italy)
  • Corona in the city. A crowd sourced on- and offline exhibition (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
  • Gilgamesh: bringing spectacle to the big screen (Galway, Ireland)
  • GIAF, Festival of the People (Galway, Ireland)
  • New Audience,  Tours (private),  Traditional Audience

    Whatever’s possible – A growing museum against the odds (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

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    In order to combat the cultural exclusion the lockdown created, Museum Het Schip has come up with a highly intimate way of keeping their public close to them. After two years of hard work, the just-opened exhibition ‘Bruno Taut – Beyond Fantasy’ could only be visited for six days before the museum had to close its doors. Instead of moving their exhibition online they offered guided digital tours for one or two people at the time, keeping up with their tradition of dialogue while presenting what the museum had to offer. Though small, the museum proved to house creative and involved staff members who did everything they could with what…

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  • Covid REMIX: Toronto Public Library and friends remix wartime posters for the pandemic (Toronto, Canada)
  • Activity E-Book – Creative at home, Nitra Gallery (Athens, Greece)
  • Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation – Digital Games for Adults (Athens, Greece)
  • Visiting landscapes inside and out (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
  • Culture to the Courtyards. Kaunas transformed into open air scenes (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Museum brought art to people’s homes (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Discover Jewish heritage with(out) leaving home (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Pietanze d’Arte a Domicilio (“Art Dishes Delivery at Home”; Aoulia, Italy)
  • Opera and ballet online in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture (Milan, Italy)
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