Highlights
Understanding Museum Audiences in China
This M+ Matters | Keynote brings together five contributors from museums in mainland China and Hong Kong to share their distinct curatorial, operational, and learning strategies. The discussion positions the relationship with audiences as essential to any understanding of the current museum landscape in China
29.3.2021
M+ Screenings Online: Cinema, Disrupted
M+ Screenings Online: Cinema, Disrupted is a two-part programme examining the socioeconomic and political conditions that shaped film culture during periods of tremendous transformation around the world—times roiled by clashing ideologies, changing regimes, and social upheavals
11.3-16.5.2021
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