2024 Webinars

CIMAM's 2024 Rapid Response Webinar Program

Discover the program of CIMAM's Rapid Response Webinars for this year's 2024, with contents that address urgent and current issues facing modern and contemporary art museums.

Indigenous Perspectives in Curatorial Practice for a Different Future

Thursday, 29 February 2024, at 9:30 am CST, Mexico City, join this webinar to delve into the intersection of curatorial practices and indigenous perspectives and explore strategies for facing a relevant demand in the museum field nowadays.

Rewilding the Museum

Copia de Copia de Webinar - Indigenous WEB

Wednesday, 20 March 2024, 13.30h CET (Central European Time) / 20.30h GMT+8 (Greenwich Mean Time). Join this webinar to imagine another “climate” inside the museum.

The Stupid Museum?

CIMAM Webinar 2 May 2024 - Panelists and Moderators

Thursday, 2 May 2024, at 11.30am (CEST), Geneva - Switzerland, join this webinar to delve into the relationship between Museum & Science to discover how we can interact with data and create new spheres of study, research and education thanks to digital tools and technology, and how science should be part of our debate today.

Effective Strategies for Managing Teams

Join us for an insightful webinar specifically designed for CIMAM members Museum directors who are compelled to meet the increasingly higher expectations of their stakeholders and to address the challenges posed by a more and more complex environment.

African Art Museums in Contemporary Times

Thursday, 10 October 2024, 13:00 hrs (Kampala, Uganda, AET). Join our next webinar to explore the development of museums in Africa in recent decades and analyze the models they are adopting in different contexts, as well as the specific methods and languages they are defining for their institutions, their audiences, and their research and educational environments.

Learning from others

Tuesday, 19 November 2024, at 16.00 hrs Singapore (SGT). Join us for the last webinar of the year. How can we identify problems, invent new languages, and implement relevant policies so that museums realize their potential as a social good?