We’ve added some new helpful insights in this report. We’ve found that traveling exhibition bookings are down significantly (from 21.6% to 15.1%) since our November report. And nearly 30% of ASTC member museums are still closed to the public, but that number has dropped slightly from 32% in November.
Continue ReadingWe did it friends—we made it to 2021! Reflecting on this past year, we are so immensely grateful for your support, incredible friendship, and exhibitions that provided us opportunities for growth, learning, and creativity. We want to let you know how much we miss you all! From conferences to museum adventures, you’ve become a part of our extended […]
Continue ReadingOur work at Museum EXP often involves researching and preparing industry reports for our clients. We routinely compile national reports on museum traveling exhibitions. Here you’ll find a snapshot of the current traveling exhibitions hosted by science centers (ASTC members) in North America as of late Oct/early Nov 2020. This information comes primarily from the museums’ […]
Continue ReadingFor a second time, the New Traveling Exhibitions Forum goes virtual. In her role as AAM Traveling Exhibitions Network board member, Cynthia Brown moderated the ASTC Traveling Exhibitions Forum with more than 35 presenters and over 250 attendees. Thanks to all who participated. We can’t wait until we can have conferences in-person again. We promise […]
Continue ReadingMuseum EXP is delighted to publicly announce the upcoming opening of Crayola IDEAworks: The Creativity Exhibition at The Franklin Institute in February 2021. Museum EXP serves as the Creative Producer and Project Manager by coordinating all facets of this experience, including: design, content, media, A/V, and fabrication on behalf of Agency808 and Innov8ive Exhibitions. Agency808’s […]
Continue ReadingOur team is always ready to lend a hand, so we were happy to jump in when asked by the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa to be their eyes and ears on the ground in Chicago for their Bug Lab exhibition move. Te Papa was unable to send a team to The Field […]
Continue ReadingAs a member of the American Alliance of Museum’s Traveling Exhibitions Network board, Cynthia Brown moderated the first-ever virtual AAM Traveling Exhibitions Forum. Thanks to all of our presenters and attendees. We would have loved to see you all in person and are inspired by your creativity and resilience during a time when our industry […]
Continue ReadingWe are all adapting our new normal routines as COVID-19 changes the world around us. With many of us now working from home, this webinar explores tips of remote working and collaboration for museum projects. Museum EXP was proud to be a part of this webinar to share our thoughts on collaborative software as well […]
Continue ReadingTogether with the AAM Traveling Exhibits Network (TEN) Board, Cynthia Brown of Museum EXP hosted a webinar to start a dialog among traveling exhibition providers and museums. The pandemic has had a huge impact on museums and their partners. This webinar explores the issues and colleagues share their tips on how to adapt to the business interruptions the pandemic has caused.
Continue ReadingOur work at Museum EXP often involves researching and preparing industry reports for our clients. We routinely compile national reports on museum traveling exhibitions. Here you’ll find a snapshot of the current traveling exhibitions hosted by children’s museums (ACM members) in North America in February 2020. This information comes primarily from the museums’ websiteand errors […]
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