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en/counter/points survey on toolkits - help sought!
Helen Mears, a researcher at Newcastle University is working on a project which considers the relationship between public space and belonging The en/counter/points project, funded by HERA, is developing a toolkit to support museum practitioners wishing to explore issues of belonging. Before developing the new resource, they would like to assess the extent to which museum and heritage practitioners use existing online toolkits and...
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Ipswich Museum seeks World Art Consultants
Ipswich Museum is seeking consultants to ensure that Ipswich Museum’s important World Cultures Collections are better understood, documented and readily accessible to facilitate use in new displays and decolonisation programme. To contribute towards a smooth, well-documented programme of ‘decanting’ collections in advance of building works. There are 6 packages of work Package 1. Specialist Overview/ report on the World Cultures Collection as a wholePackage 2. Improving storage and basic...