We look at how the SMK Open and ULK joined forces to bring SMK's digitised art collection to the 'Young People's Meeting', a public event for 15-25 year olds to foster democratic engagement.
The challenge to transform the artworks of Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK) from passive to active assets, a journey fuelled by digital transformation, began in 2012. Explore the process.
References to and uses of the Impact Playbook by Merete Sanderhoff, SMK - last updated 12 March 2019
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"We are planning a longer term research project in a collaboration between four Danish art museums across the country: ‘Art meetings with young people on the verge’. Taking forward the concepts explored in our particpation in the 2018 Young People's Meeting, this will focus on longer term outcomes of letting young, socially fragile people engage on a regular basis with art in weekly workshops over the course of two years.
We are also working toward a summary impact study of SMK Open after the project funding ends, in summer 2020."
- Merete Sanderhoff, 14th March 2019
Curator / Senior Advisor of Digital Museum Practice
National Gallery of Denmark
Advisory Board member
Projectmanager
National Gallery of Denmark
Community and Partner Engagement Manager
Europeana Foundation
Community & Partner Engagement
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