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Sergey Sokolov 6 дней назад 17:47

Спасибо за интересный разговор.Обязательно буду следить за дальнейшими проектами спикеров, желаю всем удачи!

Маша Чернова 6 дней назад 17:19

Спасибо за сурдоперевод и отдельное спасибо за окошко с сурдопереводчиком нормального для рассмотрения размера, а не в нижнем углу маленького размера (что и не рассмотреть толком жесты).

Sergey 6 дней назад 17:15

Интересный проект по работе с глухими подростками, спасибо!

Елена Офицерова 6 дней назад 15:31

Дорогие коллеги! Спасибо за интересную дискуссию. Особенно важно, что мы находимся в общем потоке со своими партнерами - европейскими музеями.

Анисимова Люда 6 дней назад 15:04

Спасибо спикерам, ценно сохранения статуса музея как центра социального взаимодействия.

Ольга 6 дней назад 14:45

Коллеги, спасибо - вселяете уверенность что все будет хорошо. Сейчас когда кругом неопределённость - это очень поддерживает.

Анисимова Люда 6 дней назад 12:52

В определенном смысле, музей и общение с экспозицией - "точка бифуркации" для музейщиков -переструктурирование обновление экспозиции музея , чтоб оставаться интересным для посетителей. как приобретения знаний - так и формирования позитивных эмоций - эффекта удивления .

Анисимова Люда 6 дней назад 12:51

Спасибо за тему для обсуждения, и именно сочетание традиционной ориентации на фундаментальные знания в различных научных направлениях (история, литература, искусствоведение, естественные науки) - но в тоже время современный интерактив- когда экспонаты взаимодействуют с тобой - вот современный формат - который востребован, интересен и всем категориям посетителей.

Olga Sinitsyna 7 дней назад 19:17

Спасибо большое организаторам, спасибо Нане Жвитиашвилли за такой блестящий подбор спикеров и такую убедительную и убеждающую дискуссию о том, каким огромным терапевтическим потенциалом обладает практически любой музей. Главное - профессионализм и гуманизм (доброе отношение к людям). Важно, что терапевтические возможности рассматривались в широком спектре.

Марина Мацкевич 7 дней назад 19:17

Спасибо огромное,,дорогие коллеги! Несомненно один из основных показателей устойчивого развития музея - это обретение и работа с « невидимыми аудиториями

Bua K. 7 дней назад 19:16

This is a particular area in the museum field and it’s not easy to get an international overview of practices, so thank you very much for such an eye-opening talk from these amazing people.

Alex 7 дней назад 17:53

Рецепт в музей поразил!

Tatyana Ignatieva 7 дней назад 17:51

Очень интересный проект! Команда единомыленников! За Вами все!

Nikolas Chatzifotis 7 дней назад 17:23

Amazing presentation can't wait for EMST to open up again. Will visit it with my children for sure

Olga Sinitsyna 7 дней назад 17:21

Прекрасная презентация из страны, где смогли с помощью искусства снять определенную социальную напряженность между местными жителями и людьми, покинувшими свои страны и волею судьбы оказавшиеся в Греции.

Ирина Сероштанова 7 дней назад 17:19

Спасибо за интересные темы!

Катерина 7 дней назад 16:39

Спасибо за тех.поддержку и интересную программу!

Катерина 7 дней назад 16:38

Для формирования выставок Госкаталог - прекрасный инструмент, но поскольку там представлена только часть произведений музея, то в работе по поиску, составлению предварительного плана выставки ( привозной из другого музея) есть и минусы. То есть пока что это не абсолютно удобный для этой задачи инструмент поиска. Спасибо!

Ирина Исаева 7 дней назад 15:36

Приветствую всех! Интересная тема!

Svetlana Luciana 7 дней назад 13:05

Спасибо за интересный и полезный эфир!

Svetlana Luciana 7 дней назад 13:05

Спасибо фонду за поддержку и полезные программы! Для небольших музеев гранты очень важны!

Ирина Котылева 7 дней назад 12:59

Программы фонда дают основу для размышлений. Молодцы

Лариса Мызина 7 дней назад 12:58

Спасибо Потанинцы. Ваши программы самые интересные на Интермузее

Лариса Мызина 7 дней назад 12:52

Какая умничка из Норильска. Спасибо,что дали ей слово.

Ivan 7 дней назад 12:24

Спасибо, что обратили внимание на существенную разницу в положении больших федеральных музеев и региональных!!

Надежда Сухарева 8 дней назад 18:30

Спасибо за содержательную беседу

Наталья Федянина 8 дней назад 18:28

Спасибо!

Светлана Романова 8 дней назад 18:27

Благодарю! Было содержательно, интересно!

Валерия Надымова 8 дней назад 18:27

Спасибо большое!!!

Юлия Мацкевич 8 дней назад 18:04

Но это не такая уж релевантная цифра, ведь отвечало большей частью профсообщество (музейное и образовательное)

Валерия Надымова 8 дней назад 17:52

Алла Хатюхина, спасибо огромное за очень интересные и добрые идеи. Очень интересно и наглядно!!! ????

Валерия Надымова 8 дней назад 17:42

Очень приятно увидеть и хотя бы он-лайн познакомится с руководителями музеев мира и их отделов!!!! Узнать их мнение и опыт!!!! Спасибо огромное за такую возможность!!! Мы очень маленький, провинциальный музей и для нас это очень важно!!!

Катерина 8 дней назад 15:53

спасибо Михаилу Гнедовскому за его слова о творческой роли музея в интерпретации наследия, и о том, что музей является отправной точкой для инноваций и становления креативного класса. С уважением, Катерина.

Elena Kropinova 8 дней назад 15:13

Очень удачно Михаил Борисович заметил о роли нематериального наследия и его переосмысления в период "музеи на паузе". В этом и смысл "креативности" музея

Людмила Панкратова 9 дней назад 18:37

Огромное спасибо фонду Потанина за очень содержательный эфир, прекрасных спикеров и модератора. Поставлены важные вопросы. Разделяю позицию экспертов. Интересно, что даже внутренние процессы в условиях пандемии у нас проходят по схожему сценарию) Это огромное удовольствие услышать и увидеть единомышленников! Спасибо, Оксана Ивановна, вам и всей команде.????

Анисимова Люда 9 дней назад 18:18

Согласна полностью с Людмилой Панкратовой. Новые условия задали новые требования, заставляют искать варианты создавать качественный продукт - ориентированный для посетителей разных возрастов. Активность и формы взаимодействия не просто так - а проходящие через музей его специфику.

Людмила Панкратова 9 дней назад 18:04

Спасибо З. Трегуловой!

Людмила Панкратова 9 дней назад 17:57

В виртуальной реальности музеи уходят в культурно-образовательное, развлекательное направления взаимодействия с посетителями. Однако то, что касается работы музея, затрагивающей чувства человека (что я считаю самым важным в работе музея), остается за рамками виртуальной работы. Поэтому я согласна с коллегой, которая полагает, что после завершения ситуации с вирусом, музеи вернутся к привычной жизни. Хотя новые элементы взаимодействия останутся. За время пандемии активности музеев, часто не качественные, стали раздражать посетителей.

Programme

26 may 14:00 | 14:00–15:00

Museums and Sustainable Development Goals

Introduction

26 may 17:00 | 17:00–18:30

Museums and the Future We Want

Plenary session

27 may 12:30 | 12:30–13:30

How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future

Time-sensitive conversation

27 may 14:20 | 14:20–15:30

Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?

Debate

27 may 17:00 | 17:00–18:15

Museums as Media Opinion Leaders

Discussion

28 may 12:00 | 12:00–13:00

The Museum and the City. Safety, Openness, and Sustainability

Double interview

28 may 15:15 | 15:15–16:30

Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector

Brainstorming

28 may 17:00 | 17:00–18:15

Museums as Therapeutic Resources

Time-sensitive conversation

29 may 12:00 | 12:00–13:15

Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators

Interdisciplinary discussion

29 may 14:00 | 14:00–15:00

Museums: Openness with the Borders Closed

Dialogue between Partners

29 may 16:30 | 16:30–17:45

Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other

Roundtable

26 may | 14:00–15:00watch on youtube

Museums and Sustainable Development Goals

Introduction

Details

Henry McGhie works as a museum consultant, supporting museums to make a positive impact on society, working with the Sustainable Development Goals, Paris Climate Agreement and nature conservation. His speech sets a direction for Museum Guide 2020 discussions, defines sustainability, and outlines today challenges and 30 global risks for upcoming 10 years. In 2015, the United Nations General Assembly approved 2030 Agenda for Sustainable development, many goals, emphasised in the Agenda, correspond to museum mission. Henry McGhie investigates what have the Sustainable Development Goals got to do with museums and focuses on possible museum contributions to creating a sustainable future.

Panelists

Henry McGhie

Founder of Curating Tomorrow, Member of the ICOM Sustainability Working Group and the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication, UK

26 may | 17:00–18:30watch on youtube

Museums and the Future We Want

Plenary session

Details

Museums are among the key institutions that contribute to the sustainable development of territories. The museums’ important distinctive features — openness and complete accessibility for all, reliability and stability at all times, and even their conservatism, — make them socially relevant institutions in the times of crises and after. At the same time, new challenges call for flexibility, new qualities and new functions.
What characteristics of museums as cultural institutions make them drivers of sustainable development for cities and territories? What new functions do museums adopt during the crisis and in post-crisis periods?

Moderator

Alexander Malich

TV host, General Producer of the New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre, St Petersburg

Panelists

Henry McGhie

Founder of Curating Tomorrow, Member of the ICOM Sustainability Working Group and the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication, UK

Marie-Clarté O'Neill

President, CECA-ICOM International Committee for Education and Cultural Action, France

Oksana Oracheva

General Director, Vladimir Potanin Foundation, Moscow

Julia Pagel

Secretary General, Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO), Germany

Zelfira Tregulova

General Director, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

27 may | 12:30–13:30watch on youtube

How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future

Time-sensitive conversation

Details

Global events in 2020 have pushed global institutions to digitize and rethink their positioning in the network. Most international experts predict that this experience will forever change the visitor’s request and Museum strategies of the future.

According to a study by the Network of European Museum Organizations (NEMO) during the pandemic, more than 60% of museums have already increased their online presence, while only 13.4% have increased their budget for online activities.
The focus is on new competencies of Museum teams, the main principles of transferring activity to the network and its analysis. In terms of high competition with online entertainment and educational content, museums are experimenting with formats and technologies. The applied session is dedicated to discussing the main problems and key strategies of museums in the network.

Moderator

Alisa Prudnikova

Head of strategic projects, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Commissioner of the Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art, Ekaterinburg

Panelists

Amir Akhtamzyan

Senior research fellow, multimedia technology Department at the State Darwin Museum, Moscow

Seb Chan

Chief Experience Officer (CXO), Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne

Margarita Golovchanskaya

Project curator at Artefact, Moscow

Dmitry Likin

Architect, co-founder and co-owner, architecture firm Wowhaus, member of the board of trustees of Strelka Institute, curator of the future exposition, Polytechnic Museum, Moscow

Tatyana Mrdulyash

Deputy General Director for Development, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Valery Pecheykin

How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future

Maria Semendaeva

Screenwriter in Lorem Ipsum, ex-chief editor, platform «Big Museum», Moscow

Dariya Zhenikhova

CEO, Consumer Culture, Moscow

27 may | 14:20–15:30watch on youtube

Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?

Debate

Details

The cultural sector of the economy is one of the most flexible, which allows many firms to quickly restructure their structure to adapt to changed realities. Can collaboration between museums and the creative sector help overcome the crisis and keep jobs? Can museums be considered part of the creative industries, or rather, are museums just a customer for the creative sector?

Moderator

Artyom Silkin

Director of the Sviyazhsk Town-Island Museum Reserve, Co-founder of the Zhivoy Gorod Contemporary Art Foundation, Sviyazhsk

Panelists

Mikhail Gnedovsky

Leading Analyst, Mosgortur Moscow Agency for Recreation and Tourism, Moscow

Sergey Kamensky

Director, Museum of History of Yekaterinburg, Yekaterinburg

Natalia Karovskaya

Director, Rostov Kremlin State Museum Reserve, Rostov

Natalia Nikitina

General Director, City-Museum Kolomna Centre of Educational Tourism Development, Kolomna, Moscow region

Raivis Sīmansons

Co-founder, Creative Museum Think Tank, Latvia

Mikhail Ugolnikov

General Director, Museum Plus Ltd, Moscow

27 may | 17:00–18:15watch on youtube

Museums as Media Opinion Leaders

Discussion

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Museums are perceived as competent and reliable sources of information, have public trust and reputation capital. Traditionally, museums work with information, performing both their own and media-like tasks (i.e. informing, entertaining, transforming conflict into discussion), but normally use fundamentally different tools to share information (educational programmes, lectures, tours, etc.). In the induced online existence, museums have adopted traditional media genres and formats: interviews, videos, articles, reports, ratings and selections. How do museums learn and apply new ways of working with information? Successful cases. Will museum media remain after the museums reopen again? Do museums need to take on these functions permanently? In the future, how can we use the existing mechanisms and reputation capital to discuss sustainable development issues?

Moderator

Maria Kravtsova

Editor in Chief, Art Guide artguide.com, Moscow

Panelists

Shannon Darrough

Director of Digital Media, the Museum of Modern Art, USA

Alla Khatyukhina

Director, Yaroslavl Art Museum, Yaroslavl

Pavel Prigara

Director, Manege Central Exhibition Hall, St Petersburg

Dina Sorokina

Director, Boris Yeltsin Museum, Yekaterinburg

28 may | 12:00–13:00watch on youtube

The Museum and the City. Safety, Openness, and Sustainability

Double interview

Details

A city is a space, an environment, and an extensive network of social contacts. This network is noticeably destroyed in the context of social distancing, which affects the citizens’ health and well-being. Museums always perform important urban functions, making cities more open, safe, sustainable and stable. Can museums work with the local communities in the new circumstances and help restore social contacts, becoming centres that unite citizens? What can museums do for the cities’ openness, security, and sustainability in times of crisis and after?

Moderator

Veronika Misyutina

Advisor of SKOLKOVO Wealth Transformation Centre, Head of Philanthropic Programmes at the Executive Education Department of SKOLKOVO Business School, Moscow

Panelists

Natalia Fedyanina

Director of Norilsk Museum and Exhibition Complex, Norilsk

Tom Fleming

Founder and Director, Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy, UK

28 may | 15:15–16:30watch on youtube

Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector

Brainstorming

Details

Contemporary society and its culture hinge on diverse communication tools that create multidimensional spaces around every human being. Moreover, any cultural action or artefact in itself is a communicative act, and cultural institutions and individual professionals are active agents in the media space. The design and distribution of diverse digital communication tools, an exponential increase of information sources and authors of media content raise many issues: the need to raise digital literacy, the responsible attitude to digital content production and the ability to critically assess contemporary media production. Another important issue is the digital openness of institutions, which includes processing open data, facilitating automated inter-institutional information exchange, ensuring the reliability and accessibility of the data provided, and other equally significant aspects. The demand for data exchange standards and media competencies resurfaces in the context of global self-isolation, as the digital media space has literally become a permanent human habitat. How do museums and other cultural institutions respond to this global challenge? What are the trends and prospects for the evolution of media literacy and digital openness in times of crisis and afterwards? We will discuss these and other issues with leading researchers and practitioners.

Moderator

Fyokla Tolstaya

Head of the Development Department, Leo Tolstoy State Museum, Moscow

Panelists

Ivan Begtin

Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector

Sergey Davydov

Associate Professor of the Communications, Media, and Design Department, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Vladimir Opredelenov

Deputy Director for Digital Development of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, ICOM Russia Board Member, Head of the Information Technologies in Culture Department at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Alexey Tikhonov

Digital Technology Specialist, ROSPHOTO State Museum and Exhibition Centre, St Petersburg

Vadim Vankov

Director of Information and Digital Development Department, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Moscow

28 may | 17:00–18:15watch on youtube

Museums as Therapeutic Resources

Time-sensitive conversation

Details

Many visitors go to museums mainly for the therapeutic effect of a sole walk through the exhibition and encounters with art. People visit museums not only to learn, museums are places of rest associated with calm and stability. Museums make time continuity more visible, and in some cases also show how crises, conflicts, traumas have arisen in different eras, and how people have navigated them and overcome them. All of these are valid online. What role do museums play today in maintaining physical and psychological health? Art therapy programmes were previously designed for the most vulnerable social groups. Today we find ourselves in a situation of total psychological vulnerability. Can museums help their audiences through art therapy practices or through the discussion of social trauma? Which of these practices are applicable in the context of social distancing?

Moderator

Nana Zhvitiashvili

Art historian, former curator of The State Russian Museum, Art Psychotherapist, Harley Street Clinic, London, UK

Panelists

Elisabeth Ioannides

Education Curator & Art Psychotherapist, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens (EMST), Greece

Dinara Khalikova

Project Director, ICOM Russia, Moscow

Stephen Legari

Art Therapist, Program Officer — Art Therapy, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada

Roman Romanov

Director of the GULAG History Museum, Head of the Memory Fund, Moscow

29 may | 12:00–13:15watch on youtube

Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators

Interdisciplinary discussion

Details

Museums conduct their own research and provide academics with access to their collections, and act as intermediaries between scientific research and the public. The contemporary museum popularizes science and experiments with delivery formats. How can museums discuss sustainable development with their audiences? What competencies do museums have and how do they interact with research institutions? Apart from the traditional exhibition formats, what tools do museums use to engage the public in discussing sustainable development?

Moderator

Sergey Stafeev

Professor at the ITMO University, Academic Director, Museum of Optics, St Petersburg

Panelists

Yuliya Glazyrina

Head of Natural History Department at the Perm Regional Museum, Chief Curator of the Museum of Permian Antiquities, Perm

Yuliya Kupina

Director, Russian Museum of Ethnography, St Petersburg

Natalia Sergievskaya

Deputy Director for Development, Polytechnic Museum, Moscow

29 may | 14:00–15:00watch on youtube

Museums: Openness with the Borders Closed

Dialogue between Partners

Details

In the post-pandemic world, international projects will still remain uncertain. It is difficult to predict when the borders will be fully opened to allow the import and export of exhibitions. Major museums that carry out large-scale international exhibition projects, that take years to happen, are forced to urgently change their exhibition plans. At the same time, active online interaction provides new opportunities for professional collaboration, and through video tours and online programmes in foreign languages museums become more open to international audiences. What forms of collaboration will temporarily replace exhibition projects and educational tours? What new partnerships emerge in the crisis environment? Which of the new mechanisms for international collaboration will remain relevant after the borders are opened?

Moderator

Sergey Medvedev

Historian, Publicist, Professor at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Panelists

Elizaveta Fokina

General Director, Tsaritsyno State Museum and Nature Reserve, Moscow

Daniel Slater

Head of Exhibitions and Loans, Victoria and Albert Museum, UK

29 may | 16:30–17:45watch on youtube

Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other

Roundtable

Details

Harmonious societal development is impossible without cultural diversity awareness and the acceptance of different life scenarios, behaviours and social interactions that reflect the needs and nature of different people, groups, communities. The absence of diversity narratives in the public discourse leads to the separation into ‘the common’ and ‘the abnormal’, into ‘friends’ and ‘strangers’. Can culture become a unifying force that makes these stories seen and heard? The discussion will touch upon very different topics — migration, disability, new forms of family and other social relations, which are represented in museums, theatres and cinema. The speakers will share their experience in implementing socio-cultural projects that aim to promote reflection on human values, inclusion and acceptance of the Other.

Moderator

Dinara Khalikova

Project Director, ICOM Russia, Moscow

Panelists

Vladislav Kolesnikov

Accessibility Programmes Curator, State Historical Museum, Moscow

Tatiana Medyukh

Director for Development, Inclusion Centre for Creative Projects Implementation, Moscow

Ilnur Nizamiev

Head of the Museum of Islamic Culture, Kazan Kremlin State Museum Reserve, Kazan

Artyom Silkin

Director of the Sviyazhsk Town-Island Museum Reserve, Co-founder of the Zhivoy Gorod Contemporary Art Foundation, Sviyazhsk

Polina Zhurakovskaya

Senior Researcher, Museum of Moscow, Moscow

Speakers

Oksana Oracheva

General Director, Vladimir Potanin Foundation, Moscow

26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Marie-Clarté O'Neill

President, CECA-ICOM International Committee for Education and Cultural Action, France

26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Zelfira Tregulova

General Director, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Julia Pagel

Secretary General, Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO), Germany

26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Henry McGhie

Founder of Curating Tomorrow, Member of the ICOM Sustainability Working Group and the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication, UK

26.05 | 14:00 "Museums and Sustainable Development Goals"
26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Amir Akhtamzyan

Senior research fellow, multimedia technology Department at the State Darwin Museum, Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Alexander Malich

TV host, General Producer of the New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre, St Petersburg

26.05 | 17:00 "Museums and the Future We Want"

Ivan Begtin

Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Seb Chan

Chief Experience Officer (CXO), Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Shannon Darrough

Director of Digital Media, the Museum of Modern Art, USA

27.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Media Opinion Leaders"

Sergey Davydov

Associate Professor of the Communications, Media, and Design Department, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Natalia Fedyanina

Director of Norilsk Museum and Exhibition Complex, Norilsk

28.05 | 12:00 "The Museum and the City. Safety, Openness, and Sustainability"

Tom Fleming

Founder and Director, Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy, UK

28.05 | 12:00 "The Museum and the City. Safety, Openness, and Sustainability"

Elizaveta Fokina

General Director, Tsaritsyno State Museum and Nature Reserve, Moscow

29.05 | 14:00 "Museums: Openness with the Borders Closed"

Yuliya Glazyrina

Head of Natural History Department at the Perm Regional Museum, Chief Curator of the Museum of Permian Antiquities, Perm

29.05 | 12:00 "Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators"

Mikhail Gnedovsky

Leading Analyst, Mosgortur Moscow Agency for Recreation and Tourism, Moscow

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Margarita Golovchanskaya

Project curator at Artefact, Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Elisabeth Ioannides

Education Curator & Art Psychotherapist, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens (EMST), Greece

28.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Therapeutic Resources"

Sergey Kamensky

Director, Museum of History of Yekaterinburg, Yekaterinburg

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Natalia Karovskaya

Director, Rostov Kremlin State Museum Reserve, Rostov

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Dinara Khalikova

Project Director, ICOM Russia, Moscow

28.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Therapeutic Resources"
29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Alla Khatyukhina

Director, Yaroslavl Art Museum, Yaroslavl

27.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Media Opinion Leaders"

Vladislav Kolesnikov

Accessibility Programmes Curator, State Historical Museum, Moscow

29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Maria Kravtsova

Editor in Chief, Art Guide artguide.com, Moscow

27.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Media Opinion Leaders"

Yuliya Kupina

Director, Russian Museum of Ethnography, St Petersburg

29.05 | 12:00 "Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators"

Stephen Legari

Art Therapist, Program Officer — Art Therapy, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada

28.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Therapeutic Resources"

Dmitry Likin

Architect, co-founder and co-owner, architecture firm Wowhaus, member of the board of trustees of Strelka Institute, curator of the future exposition, Polytechnic Museum, Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Veronika Misyutina

Advisor of SKOLKOVO Wealth Transformation Centre, Head of Philanthropic Programmes at the Executive Education Department of SKOLKOVO Business School, Moscow

28.05 | 12:00 "The Museum and the City. Safety, Openness, and Sustainability"

Sergey Medvedev

Historian, Publicist, Professor at the Higher School of Economics, Moscow

29.05 | 14:00 "Museums: Openness with the Borders Closed"

Tatiana Medyukh

Director for Development, Inclusion Centre for Creative Projects Implementation, Moscow

29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Tatyana Mrdulyash

Deputy General Director for Development, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Natalia Nikitina

General Director, City-Museum Kolomna Centre of Educational Tourism Development, Kolomna, Moscow region

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Ilnur Nizamiev

Head of the Museum of Islamic Culture, Kazan Kremlin State Museum Reserve, Kazan

29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Vladimir Opredelenov

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Valery Pecheykin

How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Pavel Prigara

Director, Manege Central Exhibition Hall, St Petersburg

27.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Media Opinion Leaders"

Alisa Prudnikova

Head of strategic projects, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Commissioner of the Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art, Ekaterinburg

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Roman Romanov

Director of the GULAG History Museum, Head of the Memory Fund, Moscow

28.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Therapeutic Resources"

Maria Semendaeva

Screenwriter in Lorem Ipsum, ex-chief editor, platform «Big Museum», Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Natalia Sergievskaya

Deputy Director for Development, Polytechnic Museum, Moscow

29.05 | 12:00 "Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators"

Artyom Silkin

Director of the Sviyazhsk Town-Island Museum Reserve, Co-founder of the Zhivoy Gorod Contemporary Art Foundation, Sviyazhsk

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"
29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Raivis Sīmansons

Co-founder, Creative Museum Think Tank, Latvia

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Daniel Slater

Head of Exhibitions and Loans, Victoria and Albert Museum, UK

29.05 | 14:00 "Museums: Openness with the Borders Closed"

Dina Sorokina

Director, Boris Yeltsin Museum, Yekaterinburg

27.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Media Opinion Leaders"

Sergey Stafeev

Professor at the ITMO University, Academic Director, Museum of Optics, St Petersburg

29.05 | 12:00 "Knowledge Infrastructure: Museums as Science Communicators"

Alexey Tikhonov

Digital Technology Specialist, ROSPHOTO State Museum and Exhibition Centre, St Petersburg

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Fyokla Tolstaya

Head of the Development Department, Leo Tolstoy State Museum, Moscow

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Mikhail Ugolnikov

General Director, Museum Plus Ltd, Moscow

27.05 | 14:20 "Creative Industries and Museums: How to Survive a Crisis?"

Vadim Vankov

Director of Information and Digital Development Department, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Moscow

28.05 | 15:15 "Digital Openness and Media Literacy in the Cultural Sector"

Nana Zhvitiashvili

Art historian, former curator of The State Russian Museum, Art Psychotherapist, Harley Street Clinic, London, UK

28.05 | 17:00 "Museums as Therapeutic Resources"

Dariya Zhenikhova

CEO, Consumer Culture, Moscow

27.05 | 12:30 "How to create a digital museum product that will respond to a visitor’s request of the future"

Polina Zhurakovskaya

Senior Researcher, Museum of Moscow, Moscow

29.05 | 16:30 "Otherness and Diversity: Role of Cultural Institutions in Social Inclusion and Embracing the Other"

Concept

The Museum Guide Forum is an open discussion platform for museum professionals and experts from other cultural and academic areas. This event presents the main cultural activities of the Vladimir Potanin Charitable Foundation, as well as cutting edge project technologies, ideas and practices.

In 2020, the Forum’s programme partner is ICOM Russia. The Forum will be held as part of the international festival Intermuseum and will bring together leading museum professionals, Russian and foreign experts in culture, science, art, urbanism and media.

Intermuseum 2020 is dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the victory in World War II and focuses on traditional culture and cultural memory, while the business programme of the Forum will focus on the actualization of the educational, social and economic role of museums and other cultural institutions in сontemporary society.

Within the framework of Museum Guide Forum 2020, experts will consider culture and museums’ contribution to Sustainable Development Goals, which are based on the principles of equality, openness, peace and ecological conservation. Experts will discuss successful practices that are born at the intersection of various disciplines, challenges and growth areas.

Sustainable development suggests a balance between two opposite sets of values — the culture of sameness with the cultural norm corresponding to existing patterns and traditions, and the culture of change with the cultural norm directed at transforming patterns, changing the paradigm.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include 17 goals and 169 targets that all UN Member States have agreed to achieve by 2030. The Sustainable Development Goals call to action for the well-being and protection of our planet. The efforts of various sectors and institutions consolidate to solve urgent issues in education, health, social protection and employment, as well as to combat climate change and protect the environment.

Implementing the concept of sustainable development requires new solutions. What is the role of culture in these processes? Over the past decades, society has become increasingly convinced that cultural diversity, heritage and creativity are key for all three dimensions of the sustainable development: economic, social and environmental. In addition, culture is a source of emotional and mental health, self-fulfillment, and personal growth.

Museums as unique cultural institutions have special resources and trust that allow them to make their own contribution to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and the prevention of humanitarian, natural and economic crises on the way to well-being and development.