This coming weekend, the Royal Castle will conclude its 4-year celebration of the restoration jubilee. Events organized during this period focused on the restoration process of the monument and the castle's art collections.
In the final year of the anniversary, however, the organizers want to focus on the future of the building, which is to serve a museum function, but also a representative one. On this occasion, the Tomorrow's Stage Foundation, well known to us from the annual event of the same name, in cooperation with the Royal Castle in Warsaw and the Warsaw University of Technology, would like to invite all interested parties to the "Tomorrow's Museum" event.
The event will take place on 14-15.11, and its aim is to create a platform for discussing the use of technology in museums - not only as a new channel of communication between the viewer and the work of art, but also as a tool to effectively manage museum resources. The meetings will focus on the most important aspects of museums: exhibition, education, management, research, documentation and conservation.
The conference is aimed at museum professionals and a wide range of people associated with the cultural sector, as well as technology professionals. It will be a unique opportunity to meet and discuss the needs and expectations of museums with regard to the developers of new technologies, as well as to get acquainted with existing products using the latest technological developments.
You need to register for the said event in advance, and you can do so by clicking on the button below. On the site you will also find more detailed information about the event itself.
Distributor: SceneTomorrow
