The final conference of the four-year collaboration project, Creative Lenses, funded by the Creative Europe programme, will take place over two days in Helsinki on "Culture and Business Models in Challenging Times".
Museums as Agents of Memory and Change (MuMe) 2019 is a conference that aims to problematise museums as places of memory negotiations and agents of societal change.
The Rijksmuseum and the Association for Historical and Fine Art Photography (AHFAP) will hold the third 2+3D Photography conference in May 2019.
InterActivity is the Association of Children's Museums' annual meeting - the world's largest convening of children's museum professionals.
Connecting Culture: Europe is a one-day conference organised by Experience UK, in association with the Department for International Trade and in partnership with MuseumINSIDER.
The CAS Annual Conference will be held on "Re-writing the Canon?" and will bring together scholars, curators, and museum professionals to consider significant recent initiatives in collecting, exhibitions and display, and the issues they raise.
The annual Archiving conference by the Society for Imaging Science and Technology will bring together imaging scientists and those working in the cultural heritage community as well as in government, industry, and academia to discuss the most pressing issues related to the digital preservation, preservation, and access of 2D, 3D, and AV materials.
The annual Museums + Heritage Show offers two days featuring more than 50 free talks as well as 150 suppliers and consultants.
TEH Conference #87, "pARTicipation", is the annual meeting of Trans Europe Halles, a network of self-organised cultural centres with over 100 members across Europe, and will focus on arts and participation.
This annual meeting will feature the theme "Make a Date with Sustainability" and will focus on museums' viability and sustainability.
The annual European Museum of the Year Conference and Awards Ceremony showcases innovation in European museums and will include presentations by more than 40 museums.
Brokering Intercultural Exchange is an AHRC funded network of researchers, policymakers, and arts and cultural management practitioners who are interested in developing greater critical discourse on the contribution of arts and cultural management to intercultural understanding. The annual conference will bring together researchers from different fields as well as practitioners who are keen on investigating these ideas through presentations and discussion.
The 2019 conference of We Are Museums will be held in Katowice, Poland, at the Museum Slaskie, focusing on “Next-Door Museums”: examining how local communities can breathe life into cultural spaces and how they, in turn, become a focal point for communities and individuals.
The 38th Annual AAAE Conference will take place in Madison, WI, hosted by the Bolz Center for Arts Administration at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on “The Future of Arts Administration Education: Evolution, reinvention, and transformation”.
Interpret Europe Conference 2019 will focus on "Engaging with Diversity", exploring the significance of the EU's ambitious motto 'United in diversity' in all its diverse meanings and implications.
The annual MuseumNext conference in Europe will be held at the Royal Geographic Society in London in 2019.
The Arctic Arts Summit 2019 will focus on "The Arctic as a Laboratory for sustainable art and cultural policy".
The theme for Communicating the Arts Copenhagen is “COME TOGETHER: Co-creation, cooperation and collaboration”.
The second Andrew W. Mellon Conference will be titled "Traversing the Gap: Relevance as a Transformative Force at Sites of Public Memory" and will be held at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum between 19-21 June 2019.
AIMAC is the oldest and largest association dedicated to the management of arts and culture and hosts a biennial conference.
The 12th Annual Conference of the International Society for Cultural History will address the theme of "Global Cultural History".
Museums in Arabia 2019 will explore the regional and international actors and agents who are actively involved in producing and challenging cultural formations and systems of knowledge production in the Gulf States.
Queering Memory: ALMS Conference Berlin 2019 is an international LGBTIQ+ conference that will explore the potentials of generating publicities for queer archives, libraries, museums, and special collections, with a special focus on the arts and artistic interventions.
A the place to network, engage, and raise awareness of your brand with around 500 cultural professionals from a wide range of different organisations.
The theme of the tenth Nordic Conference on Cultural Policy Research (NCCPR) is "Culture and the Periphery: Nordic Cultural Policy and its Margins", and will focus on cultural peripheries and questions concerning marginal culture, definitional boundaries of cultural policy research, and fringes in cultural politics.
ICOM Kyoto 2019 General Conference will be held on the theme “Museums as Cultural Hubs: The Future of Tradition” and aims to provide a forum for considering how museums look towards the future whilst respecting the traditions of the past.
The eighth edition of the annual Museum Ideas international conference will be held in London in 2019, exploring social impact, new models of collaborative and socially engaged participatory practice, activism, progressive public engagement and much more.
The 18th edition of The Best in Heritage conference will feature award-winning museum, heritage, and conservation projects and will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
The 29th annual meeting of the Association of European Migration Institutions will be held in Antwerp in 2019 on the theme "Migrating Memories: Dialogues on the relationship between memory, heritage and migration".
The 2019 ENCATC Congress on Cultural Management and Policy will take place around the main theme "Diversity and sustainability at work: policies and practices from culture and education".
The 2019 theme for the UK Museums Association Annual Conference and Exhibition in Brighton will be "Sustainable and Ethical Museums in a Globalised World".
The 23rd edition of the "Communicating the Arts" conference in Montreal will focus on well-being, empathy, and inclusivity in the arts.
The 12th edition of the Hands On! conference of the International Association of Children in Museums will focus on museums’ roles as places of social inclusion.
The 12th international conference on The Inclusive Museum will be held in Buenos Aires at Muntref Museum of Immigration.
The 27th Annual Conference of the Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO) will be held in Tartu, Estonia, in 2019.
Communicating the Arts Sydney will gather 300 communication and fundraising experts working in the arts, focusing on what arts leadership means, what it does, and how to wield it.
The Commonwealth Association of Museums' 2020 Triennial International Conference, “Living Forward, Looking Back: Museum Practice for Postcolonial Futures”, will explore issues of difficult histories in post-colonial societies.
More Than Bytes is a conference on digitalisation and arts education that will be held in Vienna in 2019.
The 2019 PACCIN Preparators Conference will be held at the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum and will involve presentations on innovative and sustainable approaches to art handling.
REMIX Sydney is Australia's largest Creative Industries summit.
The European Network of Observatories in the Field of Arts and Cultural Education (ENO) Meeting will be held at KulturKontakt Austria.
The 21st International Conference on Cultural Policy (ICCP) will be held in 2019 and will aim to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Cultural Policy.
The 6th UNESCO UNITWIN Conference will be held in 2019 in Leuven, Belgium on the theme "Value of heritage for tourism".
Connected Audience Conference 2019 is the 3rd International Conference on Audience Research and Development and will be held in Berlin on the role of emotions in museum and cultural experiences.
Museums and the Web run an annual conference in North America and Asia and occasional "deep dives" to sites of digital innovation in the field.
The third annual MuseumNext conference in Australia will be held in Sydney on “Play in Museums” in April 2019.
Why and How? 2019 is a one-day conference encompasses talks, workshops, networking, and discussion sessions to explore, stretch, and question creative approaches to engaging children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
The Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance's first annual conference will be held in Newcastle and is aimed at those working with or interested in learning more about the arts/heritage/creativity and health/wellbeing.
Culture Geek is an annual conference where culture meets digital, bringing together the people who are at the forefront of digital transformation in museums, galleries, theatres, festivals, publishing, and film.
The seventh Working Internationally conference will explore the power of networks to address global problems, facilitate problem solving, increase knowledge sharing and transparency, and promote social cohesion.
The 8th World Summit on Arts & Culture will bring together leading policy makers, researchers, managers, and practitioners from the arts and culture sector from around the world.
The annual Association for Cultural Enterprises (ACE) conference will be held in Brighton in 2019 and will include a diverse seminar programme, a carefully curated trade show, and the industry-led ACE Best Product Awards, as well as networking opportunities with top cultural trading experts from the UK and abroad.
Building Museums® is an annual international symposium created, produced and managed by the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM).
The first MuseumNext Marketing Summit will be held in Los Angeles, bringing together marketing leaders from across the United States and beyond.
The 35th Annual Small Museum Association Conference will be held on the theme "Catch Me If You Can: Museum leadership flying into the 21st century".
The UK’s largest family arts and culture conference, Family Arts Conference 2019 will focus on "Exploring the value of arts, culture and creativity for families".
Worlds of Cultural Heritage(s) aims to contribute to the ongoing international debates about the history and politics of cultural heritage.
The Res Artis 2019 conference will have the theme of "Creative Encounters: Reimagining Residencies", and will be hosted by Kyoto City and Kyoto Art Center in cooperation with the Agency of Cultural Affairs.
Organised together with Jochen Volz, director of Pinacoteca de São Paulo, Brazil, the 2019 Verbier Art Summit will be based on the theme 'WE ARE MANY. ART, THE POLITICAL AND MULTIPLE TRUTHS'.
Culture24’s Let’s Get Real Conference 2019 explores how museums and heritage organisations need to connect digital practice and social purpose to stay relevant to audiences.
"Ensuring Intellectual Property Rights in a Digital Age: Discussing the new EU Copyright Reforms Package" is a one-day symposium in Brussels that will provide an invaluable opportunity for key stakeholders within the public and private sector to engage into the debate on future EU copyright reforms.
The 23rd edition of SITEM will take place in Paris, gathering professionals of the cultural and tourist ecosystem for three days for a trade fair alongside discussions on preserving cultural sites and heritage.
Hosted at the new Google HQ in King's Cross and the Museum of London, the two-day summit in London will bring together creative leaders from different sectors to exchange insights and ideas on exploring the future of culture and the creative industries and to work together to grow the creative economy and build creative cities.
Museum Connections assists museums and cultural sites in their economic development.
The 12th Annual Conference of the Association for Arts Management in the German speaking countries will focus on "Arts and Citizenship: Towards diversity of cultural expression".
BODW 2018 will take the theme of "Think | Collaborate | Create" and will team up with Melbourne to explore design and innovation in branding, space, communication, product, and culture, with new conference streams on Digital & Design, Greater Bay Area & Design, and more.
Culture Business Canberra will focus on corporate sponsorship, philanthropy, innovative revenue generation, and development staffing models.
