Open Forum

We are looking for co-presenters to explore how exhibition design impacts audience engagement from drawing visitors to the museum, to driving the in-gallery experience to developing meaningful connections in the post-visit sphere. From education to marketing to membership, how can innovative exhibition design fulfill 360 degrees of a museum's mission?

As a part of this conversation, we'd like to invite participants to discuss how they're integrating aspects of social media engagement and mobile experience to invite audiences to more directly, actively participate with the exhibition and with the museum? How are different museums expanding the experience beyond the museum walls? 

This multi-platform world challenges traditional notions of branding, promotion and experience. It requires museums to embrace flexibility, transparency, and new ideas around what constitutes a meaningful connection to their cultural offerings. How are designers working with museums to build-in flexibility, modularity and meaning do this?

If you or a colleague would like to join us in this conversation, even if it's not to showcase success stories but to share questions, challenges, concerns, first steps, early initiatives, confrontations . . . we think all parts of this conversation are valuable. We think the opportunities are great but the challenges are, as well. Will you join our panel to add your voice to the discussion?

Jennifer Rittner

Content Matters

We are looking for co-presenters to explore how exhibition design impacts audience engagement from drawing visitors to the museum, to driving the in-gallery experience to developing meaningful connections in the post-visit sphere. From education to marketing to membership, how can innovative exhibition design fulfill 360 degrees of a museum's mission?

As a part of this conversation, we'd like to invite participants to discuss how they're integrating aspects of social media engagement and mobile experience to invite audiences to more directly, actively participate with the exhibition and with the museum? How are different museums expanding the experience beyond the museum walls? 

This multi-platform world challenges traditional notions of branding, promotion and experience. It requires museums to embrace flexibility, transparency, and new ideas around what constitutes a meaningful connection to their cultural offerings. How are designers working with museums to build-in flexibility, modularity and meaning do this?

If you or a colleague would like to join us in this conversation, even if it's not to showcase success stories but to share questions, challenges, concerns, first steps, early initiatives, confrontations . . . we think all parts of this conversation are valuable. We think the opportunities are great but the challenges are, as well. Will you join our panel to add your voice to the discussion?

Jennifer Rittner

Content Matters

We are looking for co-presenters to explore how exhibition design impacts audience engagement from drawing visitors to the museum, to driving the in-gallery experience to developing meaningful connections in the post-visit sphere. From education to marketing to membership, how can innovative exhibition design fulfill 360 degrees of a museum's mission?

As a part of this conversation, we'd like to invite participants to discuss how they're integrating aspects of social media engagement and mobile experience to invite audiences to more directly, actively participate with the exhibition and with the museum? How are different museums expanding the experience beyond the museum walls? 

This multi-platform world challenges traditional notions of branding, promotion and experience. It requires museums to embrace flexibility, transparency, and new ideas around what constitutes a meaningful connection to their cultural offerings. How are designers working with museums to build-in flexibility, modularity and meaning do this?

If you or a colleague would like to join us in this conversation, even if it's not to showcase success stories but to share questions, challenges, concerns, first steps, early initiatives, confrontations . . . we think all parts of this conversation are valuable. We think the opportunities are great but the challenges are, as well. Will you join our panel to add your voice to the discussion?

Jennifer Rittner

Content Matters

I would be interested in discussing the topic.  We've recently finished the design phase for galleries that speak to Marine Corps history from 1976 through present.  It was a tough topic, and getting collaborators and stake holders engaged early was critical.

Semper Fi,

Charlie

We are looking for co-presenters to explore how exhibition design impacts audience engagement from drawing visitors to the museum, to driving the in-gallery experience to developing meaningful connections in the post-visit sphere. From education to marketing to membership, how can innovative exhibition design fulfill 360 degrees of a museum's mission?

As a part of this conversation, we'd like to invite participants to discuss how they're integrating aspects of social media engagement and mobile experience to invite audiences to more directly, actively participate with the exhibition and with the museum? How are different museums expanding the experience beyond the museum walls? 

This multi-platform world challenges traditional notions of branding, promotion and experience. It requires museums to embrace flexibility, transparency, and new ideas around what constitutes a meaningful connection to their cultural offerings. How are designers working with museums to build-in flexibility, modularity and meaning do this?

If you or a colleague would like to join us in this conversation, even if it's not to showcase success stories but to share questions, challenges, concerns, first steps, early initiatives, confrontations . . . we think all parts of this conversation are valuable. We think the opportunities are great but the challenges are, as well. Will you join our panel to add your voice to the discussion?

Jennifer Rittner

Content Matters

We are looking for co-presenters to explore how exhibition design impacts audience engagement from drawing visitors to the museum, to driving the in-gallery experience to developing meaningful connections in the post-visit sphere. From education to marketing to membership, how can innovative exhibition design fulfill 360 degrees of a museum's mission?

As a part of this conversation, we'd like to invite participants to discuss how they're integrating aspects of social media engagement and mobile experience to invite audiences to more directly, actively participate with the exhibition and with the museum? How are different museums expanding the experience beyond the museum walls? 

This multi-platform world challenges traditional notions of branding, promotion and experience. It requires museums to embrace flexibility, transparency, and new ideas around what constitutes a meaningful connection to their cultural offerings. How are designers working with museums to build-in flexibility, modularity and meaning do this?

If you or a colleague would like to join us in this conversation, even if it's not to showcase success stories but to share questions, challenges, concerns, first steps, early initiatives, confrontations . . . we think all parts of this conversation are valuable. We think the opportunities are great but the challenges are, as well. Will you join our panel to add your voice to the discussion?

Jennifer Rittner

Content Matters