Science Gateway exhibitions CERN Heritage Audience
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slide1. Science Gateway exhibitions CERN Heritage Audience Research On-site exhibitions Off-site exhibitions Working with >70 members of the broader CERN community on exhibit development Exhibition scenario produced Market survey launched for scenography Attracting new audiences through
a more inclusive
approach to
exhibition design A new exhibition at the AD Tactile content in Microcosm Work underway at ATLAS Engaging in 3 science communication research projects on the Open Days and Science Gateway Collaborating with museums to show-case CERN’s Heritage Object Collection worldwide CERN objects seen by more than a million visitors Engaging visitors worldwide with CERN’s travelling exhibition Smaller exhibitions supporting our Member States and beyond Global engagement with Exhibitions 2019 Creating
visitor-led experiences
for engaging audiences
with CERN Over 8000 visitors and volunteers replied to the Open Days surveys 15 destinations visited<br>
slide2. Just one example of many Pride of place in the Enquire gallery, National Museums, Scotland<br>
slide3. Centralised request for material and help for museums and institutes making new exhibitions now exists (https://visit.cern/exhibitions-object-loans)
Do we want to become more proactive?
Where are your priorities?
Ensuring broader reach of Science Gateway, helping local networks share promote their ties to CERN
Sharing exhibit ideas through a CERN exhibit “cookbook”
Sharing exhibits on-line
CERN’s anniversary year temporary historical exhibition in the Globe
Can we tie in/ support some of your goals?
Future travelling exhibition lighter, easier and cheaper to travel, targeting also children and reaching more destinations with less expert publics and higher footfall. Looking forward<br>
a more inclusive
approach to
exhibition design A new exhibition at the AD Tactile content in Microcosm Work underway at ATLAS Engaging in 3 science communication research projects on the Open Days and Science Gateway Collaborating with museums to show-case CERN’s Heritage Object Collection worldwide CERN objects seen by more than a million visitors Engaging visitors worldwide with CERN’s travelling exhibition Smaller exhibitions supporting our Member States and beyond Global engagement with Exhibitions 2019 Creating
visitor-led experiences
for engaging audiences
with CERN Over 8000 visitors and volunteers replied to the Open Days surveys 15 destinations visited<br>
slide2. Just one example of many Pride of place in the Enquire gallery, National Museums, Scotland<br>
slide3. Centralised request for material and help for museums and institutes making new exhibitions now exists (https://visit.cern/exhibitions-object-loans)
Do we want to become more proactive?
Where are your priorities?
Ensuring broader reach of Science Gateway, helping local networks share promote their ties to CERN
Sharing exhibit ideas through a CERN exhibit “cookbook”
Sharing exhibits on-line
CERN’s anniversary year temporary historical exhibition in the Globe
Can we tie in/ support some of your goals?
Future travelling exhibition lighter, easier and cheaper to travel, targeting also children and reaching more destinations with less expert publics and higher footfall. Looking forward<br>