Today on Network Museum
From Research
Museum systematics
The Museum Systematics (MSPE) is a theoretical and operational method designed to classify and evaluate museum functions, turning the museum from a simple place of conservation into a complex and dynamic system.
Editorial Team
The unexpected answer!
A lesson in courtesy, intelligence, humility, organization, and a true sense of communication and sociality from Bill Gates!
Museums and Professions
Profound archaeology
With Lucia Foderà, exploring those who “dig” beneath the sea to contribute to the narrative of why we exist: the naval archaeologists.
Focus
Museums and Economy
At the heart of the Network Museum vision arises Network Museum Economics, a new section dedicated to research, consultancy, and economic-financial planning for museums and cultural institutions. As a natural extension of the Cultural Economics project, this initiative responds to the concrete needs of sustainability, innovation, and development that today permeate the museum and cultural world.
TechnoMuseums
Why Don’t You Speak?
Technology advances like a siege, leaving little time to grasp its potential.
TechnoMuseums
The Sound of Museums
What sound does a museum make? What taste does it have? What are its surfaces like, and what scent fills its halls?
Museums and Management
San Marino Docet
A successful reorganization process, born from shared awareness.
A.A.A. Cafés Wanted
Bars, Restaurants, Cafeterias
WANTED
For the creation of the Network Museum People Café..
Network Museum LAB
There is only one path to awareness of a role: the one walked together.
There is only one path to awareness of a role: the one walked together. The seventh season relaunches the Network Museum LAB project with new proposals and new modes of interaction and sharing. All in the spirit of deeper awareness of what it means to “make” culture, and respect for the public—the true subject—toward whom every effort must be directed, to make culture a real tool for individual, collective, and species-wide growth.
Network Museum Work
“When I grow up, I want to be a statue!”.
How many times have we seen students’ eyes light up when asking about our work? What is museum work really like—and the broader cultural landscape, from schools to theaters? What purpose does it serve, beyond putting food on the table? Talking about it, with no ulterior motives, would be a true novelty. Network Museum Work wants to keep doing just that—with you.
Community
Every relationship is a star: only together are we the sky.
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