Tonight (Monday 17 February) ICOM UK is hosting MuseumHour, 20:00 – 21:00.  The subject is museums and soft power and we will explore some of the themes and questions posed by speakers at the forthcoming 2020 Working Internationally Conference on 12 March at Leeds Art Gallery. You can find MuseumHour on ...

Helen Jones, Director of Global Engagement and Strategy, Science Museum Group is one of the speakers participating in the 2020 Working Internationally Conference on 12 March at Leeds Art Gallery. Along with Kate Arthurs (Head of Arts, British Council), Lone Britt Christensen (Cultural Attache, Embassy of Denmark in the UK) and Andrew ...

ICOM UK – British Council Travel Grants are open to members and non-members.  If you know anyone who is not an ICOM UK member who could benefit from applying for a Travel Grant, please do forward on the link to the information and application form https://uk.icom.museum/about-us/bursaries/ ICOM UK, with support from the ...

As the UK left the EU on 31 January, Creative Europe UK has updated their participation guidance so that organisations and cultural professionals in the UK, and beyond, have the latest information to hand. As guaranteed by the Withdrawal Agreement, UK organisations can continue to apply for Creative Europe funding opportunities until ...

Terry Simioti Nyambe is Assistant Curator of Ichthyology, Livingstone Museum, Zambia and an ICOM Executive Committee Member.  Thanks to funding from the British Council, we are delighted that Terry will be participating in an in-conversation session with Tonya Nelson, Chair of ICOM UK at the 2020 Working Internationally Conference at ...

2020 Working Internationally Conference: Can Museums and Galleries Save UK Diplomacy? Soft Power in Turbulent Times Thursday 12 March, Leeds Art Gallery Programme 10:30 – 11:00 Registration, refreshments, networking 11:00 – 11:10 Welcome and Introduction 11:10 – 11:55 Session 1: Setting the Scene Session Chair: Kathryn Simpson, NMDC Helen Jones, Director of Global Engagement and Strategy, Science Museum ...

The ICOM UK Annual General Meeting (AGM) takes place on 13:25 – 13:55 on 12 March at Leeds Art Gallery. Members can register to attend the AGM at https://icomukagm2020.eventbrite.com The AGM agenda and papers are available to read and download at https://uk.icom.museum/about-us/icom-uk/annual-general-meetings We kindly ask members attending the AGM to read the papers in advance ...

Deadlines for Applications Deadline for applications: 09:00 on Monday 2 March 2020 Successful applicants notified: w/c 16 March 2020 Travel and all paperwork must be completed by: 14 December 2020 Enquiries and applications should be sent to uk.icom.museum@gmail.com ICOM UK, with support from the British Council, is offering travel grants to support staff from ...

ICOM ICETHICS is the new ICOM International Committee on Ethical Dilemmas. As dedicated museum professionals and ICOM members, we see the need for a broad and open debate about ethical dilemmas. With the new importance of museums as societal actors, ethical dilemmas are among the most relevant working fields. We believe ...

The ICOM UK Annual General Meeting (AGM) takes place 13:25 – 13:55 on Thursday 12 March at Leeds Art Gallery during the lunch break of the 2020 Working Internationally Conference. If you plan to attend the AGM, please book your free place before 6pm on Tuesday 10 March via Eventbrite https://icomukagm2020.eventbrite.com The agenda ...