Each year, the SITEM offers a program connected to the strategic and field issues of cultural actors.
Beaux Arts Institute is associated with the fair by imagining a program of resolutely pragmatic meetings. The sharing of innovative and effective experiences of the various actors in the sector will be a source of inspiration to deploy your eco-responsible, inclusive and digital projects.
In an age of hyperconnectivity and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, museums around the world are reinventing visitor engagement by offering new forms of interaction—with artworks that are rehumanized, slowed down, and more sensitive. During this roundtable discussion, four...
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In the face of ecological and social crises, museums are increasingly being called upon to rethink their role in our relationship with the living world. Far from being a mere programming theme, “the living” is becoming a cross-cutting framework for...
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Developing self-generated revenue has become a central challenge for museums, not only to secure their operations but also to support their projects, ambitions, and autonomy. Among the levers used, collaborations with businesses are playing an increasing role, taking many different...
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Integrating accessibility from the design phase transforms the way cultural projects and mediation are conceived. This session brings together experts from various sectors to present initiatives where tools designed for people with visual, physical, or mental disabilities become catalysts for...
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A few years after the rise of “influencers,” museums are re-evaluating how they build relationships with these new communication channels, characterized by diverse profiles and varying objectives. While these collaborations offer opportunities to broaden audiences and strengthen an now-essential digital...
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While museums are increasing their initiatives to reduce their environmental footprint, many obstacles persist, limiting the impact and scope of the transition. This session explores ways to break through this “glass ceiling.” How can we broaden these challenges to include...
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Security is now at the heart of museum strategic planning. How can we continue to make the museum a place of experience, life, and proximity to artworks, while simultaneously securing the collections? Access to storage facilities, “beyond the walls” exhibitions,...
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Journeys shape our experiences, whether we are visitors, patients, or travelers. This conference explores how three very different institutions collaborated to observe, map, and rethink their pathways, and how these exchanges foster innovation and transdisciplinarity. Thresholds, landmarks, obstacles, and touchpoints:...
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Heritage whether natural, built, intangible, or living shapes the attractiveness of regions and acts as a powerful catalyst for tourism development. However, this dynamic raises crucial questions: how can we welcome visitors without compromising the residents’ quality of life? How...
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