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The association established the [[Valvasor Award]] in 1971; since 1998 this award has been administered by the [[Slovene Museum Society]]. Together with the [[National Museum of Slovenia]] and the [[Slovene Museum Society]], the Association of Slovene Museums is the co-publisher of [[Argo Magazine|Argo, the Journal of the Slovene Museums]]. | The association established the [[Valvasor Award]] in 1971; since 1998 this award has been administered by the [[Slovene Museum Society]]. Together with the [[National Museum of Slovenia]] and the [[Slovene Museum Society]], the Association of Slovene Museums is the co-publisher of [[Argo Magazine|Argo, the Journal of the Slovene Museums]]. | ||
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Programme
The Association of Slovene Museums helps educate, network and support Slovene museums by connecting them institutionally. It currently has 64 members, comprising almost all of the museums in the Slovene museum network and some, mostly private, working outside of it. The Association of Slovene Museums is organised as a society, receiving financial support from the Ministry of Culture and dealing with general museum issues. One of its most important functions is organising the biennial Museum Fair, which affords its members the opportunity to present their activities on selected themes to the wider public. The association also focuses on educating and training museum workers, organising professional visits to museums abroad and providing financial support to individuals that enables them to attend international conferences staged by organisations other than the International Council of Museums (ICOM). The Association of Slovene Museums is a member of the Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO).
Various departments are active within the association, the most prominent being those concerned with education, conservation and documentation. The association thus brings together different museum experts (such as in the departments for documentation, conservation and museum education) and different museums with similar collections (such as the department for technical heritage).
Under the wings of the Association of Slovene Museums in collaboration with the Technical Museum of Slovenia and several other museums, the event Museums on a Summer Night [Muzejska noč] takes place every summer on the 3rd Saturday in June in an effort to promote museums as spaces for relaxation and creative use of free time. Organised for the first time in 2003 at the initiative of International Centre of Graphic Arts, the event now includes more than 44 museums, galleries and other art institutions across Slovenia who offer over 160 special programmes for more than 20,000 visitors.
Publications
In 2000 the Association of Slovene Museums published the Guide to Slovene Museums in both Slovenian and English. The association is developing a Virtual Guide to Slovene Museums, which gives interactive access to 3D virtual presentations of Slovene museums using special 3D photography.
The association established the Valvasor Award in 1971; since 1998 this award has been administered by the Slovene Museum Society. Together with the National Museum of Slovenia and the Slovene Museum Society, the Association of Slovene Museums is the co-publisher of Argo, the Journal of the Slovene Museums.
International cooperation
From 1996 to 2003 the Association of Slovene Museums was a partner in Matra Project, which aimed to develop Slovene museum management. Part of the training included an excursion to the Netherlands, where 13 Slovene museum professionals and the representatives from the Ministry of Culture had the opportunity to get information and to meet volunteers. They were especially surprised to find that volunteers can also be the managers of museums.
At the same time the idea of developing a special Cultural Heritage Protection Act was introduced in Slovenia (realised eventually in 2008), which included a special Article on Volunteers; the City Museum of Ljubljana proposed the project Volunteering in Slovene Museums to the Association of Slovene Museums, which accepted it as a part of a 3-year plan 2007–2010; and Slovenia's Third Age University developed another international volunteer project Cultural Mediators in Museums. The Association of Slovene Museums as an active member of NEMO took part in 2009 in the European project Volunteering in Museums and Cultural Heritage.
See also
- Argo Magazine
- National Museum of Slovenia
- Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO)
- Slovene Museum Society
- Valvasor Award
External links
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