We see culture as a global public good, and as one of the few forces able to change, lastingly, the way a society sees the world.
International network & public interest initiatives
Programs & commitments
Since 2014
The international museum week, organized annually with the support of UNESCO since 2016. Hundreds of institutions and professionals in about one hundred countries.
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2017 – 2019
With UNESCO, the CHANEL Foundation and The New York Times: making women's contribution to artistic creation visible, and raising the question of equality within institutions.
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Since 2022
Reconcile humanity with the living, through culture. The traveling exhibition “Reconciliation with the Living” — four cities, 23 artists, 34 works — two MuseumWeeks on the environment, and digital art at UNESCO.
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Since 2015
Interviews, analyses, and field reports on the museum world, with a special focus on promoting contemporary artists.
Learn more23 artists, 34 works, 4 cities: the people who make up “Reconciliation with the Living,” the traveling exhibition of the program.
Ecosystem & tools
Where museum professionals find one another and work together: discover calls for projects, identify peers and partners, build a consortium and move an idea forward. Museum Voices brings together a funding database, a member directory and matchmaking tools to turn a clearly defined need into a project that can be shared. The platform helps cultural institutions find the right contacts, broaden their professional network and move faster in an international environment.
A two-track introduction for leaders, managers, AI leads and subject-matter specialists: decide where AI is useful, govern its use, or test a concrete case in your work. You leave with a method for checking results, protecting data and deciding what comes next.
Learn moreA working guide to set out your institution’s choices, rules and responsibilities around AI, then prepare a charter draft to review, adapt and approve as a team. The pathway covers how people working for the museum use AI.
Learn moreDocumented examples showing where AI is being tested, what it enables and how far projects have actually progressed. The Observatory brings together a sourced catalog, a map and detailed records to follow AI practice in museums and GLAM institutions.
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We help cultural institutions adopt AI: define their rules for use, train their teams and evolve their practices. Every engagement is built with your team and leads to a tailored proposal.
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Multilateral institutions, foundations, and media that have supported our public interest efforts since 2014.