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AI and the Next Wave of Digital Innovation in Museums — 21 May 2024

AI and the Next Wave of Digital Innovation in Museums — 21 May 2024

AI is changing the way we work. Discover how it will transform your museum. Join us for a study day exploring the next wave of digital innovation in museums.

How will AI help create tomorrow’s museum experiences? Discover emerging examples of AI in museums and use AI to rapidly prototype a new museum experience. We are living through an important moment where advances in artificial intelligence are creating a new era of technological possibility – and risk – in front of our eyes, in real-time. Join us to be part of the next wave of digital innovation. Understand what AI is, how it works and it’s history so far in the arts. Explore case studies of emerging applications of AI in museums. Prototype your own new museum digital experience using AI. And discover how AI will help create tomorrow’s museum experiences.

Learn new skills in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere and benefit from expert guidance couple with hands-on, practical sessions. Book now to join colleagues from The British Museum, Imperial War Museum, Historic Royal Palaces, Birmingham Museums, National Portrait Gallery, Brooklands Museum, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, the British Film Institute, and Aust-Agder museum og arkiv in Norway.

THIS STUDY DAY IS NOW SOLD OUT. WAIT LIST NOW OPEN FOR THE NEXT EDITION.
Email greg@museum-id.com to join the waiting list for the next edition of this study day. When the next date is confirmed, you’ll be contacted first to check if you can join us.

The study day is led by Chris Michaels, founder of Chris Michaels Digital Advisory. He is an advisor and consultant to cultural and creative organisations from a portfolio of startups to Oxford University, UKRI and NESTA. He is a member of the board of English Heritage and the digital advisory board of the National Gallery. Until 2022 Chris was Director of Digital, Communications and Technology at The National Gallery in London where he founded National Gallery X, a creative R+D programme and innovation studio. Chris is a Senior Visiting Research Fellow at King’s College London, has a PhD from the University of Bristol, and an MPA in Innovation and Public Purpose from University College London. He writes a weekly newsletter, “Creative R&D” about emerging intersections of art, ideas and technology.

AI and the Next Wave of Digital Innovation
Study Day, 21 May 2024, London

Book tickets: Click ‘Select options’ below to book your place on the study day. Tickets are available on a sliding scale from £177 – £137. Book with colleagues for multiple delegate discounts. Book your ticket online below or email info@museum-id.com if you prefer to be invoiced.

20% of tickets are available at a reduced rate for museum workers who may often be excluded from training and professional development opportunities, including people of colour, LGBTQ+ and working class members of staff, people with a disability, front of house staff, students, freelancers, those working at small independent museums, and people new to the sector. Reduced rate tickets are £97 – email info@museum-id.com to check availability and to book a ticket at the reduced rate.

Tickets are non-refundable but may be swapped between colleagues at the same organisation and between different study days (if places are available). If the workshop is postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions your ticket remains valid for the rescheduled date.

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