Can citizen curation facilitate diverse participation in museums? Through their contribution
to the European Union Horizon 2020 SPICE Project, IMMA and The Open University are …

In recent years, public engagement in museums is increasingly being influenced by the
paradigm of “citizen science”, that is, active participation in research teams by members of …

Social cohesion, Participation, and Inclusion through Cultural Engagement () is a project
funded by EU Horizon 2020. It is a research project that studies the possibilities of digital …

The SPICE project builds on the growing trend for museums, rather than providing an
authoritative view, to present multiple voices related to their collection and exhibitions. In …

Diana Baird N'Diaye presents two rich case studies of twenty-first-century museum practice
that were shaped by a sincere desire to validate the perspective of community using new …

Since the late 1970s museums have undergone a significant shift paradigm shift in relation
to how they view their overall mission. This shift can be characterised as a turning away from …

We live in a museum age, Steven Conn writes. Indeed, since the turn of the 21st-century
museums are taking a more central role in society as more and more people visit them each …

In the frame of the museums' reflexive and participatory turn and given that curation has
rarely been used as an inclusive practice, the co-curating program'Together We Curate' …

Increasing numbers of museums and galleries worldwide have developed an array of
working practices that might be termed'participatory'or'co-creative', which seek to involve …

In the art museum field, the term “participation” has come to cover a range of public,
institutional and artistic practices ranging from attendance to contribution, collaboration …