How do museums bridge the gap between global collections and local communities?
In short: This symposium captures a series of international conversations on the evolving role of museums. Featuring scholars, artists, and activists, the dialogue examines how institutions can meaningfully engage with diverse publics on both local and global scales.
Organized by The Met, the 'People: A Global Dialogue on Museums and Their Publics' symposium brings together a wide range of voices to rethink institutional outreach. The discussions explore the responsibilities museums hold in connecting their collections to the people they serve.
Heidi Holder, the Frederick P. and Sandra P. Rose Chair of Education at The Met, facilitates these exchanges. By inviting performers, writers, and activists to the table, the series highlights the necessity of diverse perspectives in shaping the future of museum engagement.
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