Conferences & workshops

Conference in partnership with the Gece study institute The cultural sector lacks national indicators on cultural uses, practices and expectations. In 2023, to compensate for this lack, the Gece research institute revealed the results of its very first barometer of the audiences of museums, monuments and heritage sites. This survey, conducted among 1,000 French people… Read more

A place that is “open to the public, accessible and inclusive”, involving the “participation of diverse communities”: this is the definition of a museum adopted by ICOM in its latest version.  How do cultural venues adapt to be open to all, and to come to those who can’t? How do they reach out to, welcome… Read more

Conference in partnership with CLIC. As part of its partnership with SITEM and with the general delegation of Quebec in Paris, CLIC is offering a round table on the theme “Quebec – France: new forms of cooperation”, during which 3 collaborations will be presented. Musée National des beaux arts du Québec – Ask Mona :… Read more

A few weeks after Bourges was chosen as the European Capital of Culture 2028, the Minister of Culture announced that she would make rural areas the priority of her action. How do cultural projects contribute to the dissemination of culture and the economic and tourist development of territories? Around this question, this round table brings… Read more

After the upcoming revolution and then the “flop” of metaverses and NFTs were successively announced, where are we in museums and heritage sites? While AI is announced as the next revolution, what are its applications today? Mediation solutions, accessibility, or a pure artistic approach: this round table presents concrete projects that use these technologies in… Read more

By announcing a daily gauge to limit its attendance, the Louvre marked a paradigm shift for museums. But this concern affects all tourist sites. Developing its attendance, controlling it, managing flows: the need to reconcile the influx of visitors with sustainable development and visiting comfort is today a major challenge for cultural sites, as for… Read more

Conference in partnership with CLIC. As part of its partnership with SITEM and the general delegation of Quebec in Paris, CLIC is offering a round table on the theme “What future for the French cultural metaverse?” Announced in June 2023 by President Emmanuel Macron, the call for projects “Immersive culture and metaverse” was launched by… Read more

What role can artists play in building meaningful public engagement with arts and culture?

Developing an art centre in a nursing home, designing artistic tools adapted for people in psychiatric hospitals, running co-creation workshops… These are all projects led by artists who place the public at the heart of their creative process – a public free to contribute to a work or to share it. Artists are true allies… Read more

New mediations resulting from so-called “immersive” technologies engage visitors’ senses to a degree previously unknown. Video, sound, olfactory propositions, tactile galleries: how do sensory mediations play on the register of the sensitive in order to arouse emotions and new experiences, particularly for new audiences? What is the role of digital technology in these sensitive mediations?… Read more

This round table presents the points of view of different actors sharing the same ambition: to bring heritage sites to life. Sites & Cités remarquables de France, Le Centre des Monuments Nationaux, Cultival and Michaël Canitrot bring their own solutions to create new experiences, on site or off-site. This discussion will be an opportunity to… Read more