Malcolm Norge 
Here’s the thing: not all virtual exhibits are created equal. Some are clunky digital slideshows wearing a museum costume. Others? They pull kids in. They’re interactive, creative, and — most importantly — they teach something real while still being fun. The Smithsonian Virtual Explorer tops the list, hands down. It’s smart, it’s built for kids, … Read more
A growing number of cultural institutions across the U.S. have earned LEED certification — that’s shorthand for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, which means they’re officially recognized for making serious eco-conscious choices. So here’s the short answer: these museums are using solar panels, natural ventilation, rainwater harvesting, recycled materials, and more to reduce waste, … Read more
Virtual museums have changed how people connect with culture, history, and art. Instead of traveling to a physical building, anyone can now explore collections, exhibits, and rare artifacts from home. This shift has opened doors to new ways of seeing the past and learning about different traditions. Visitors do not need to stand in long … Read more
Ever wandered through Stardew Valley and felt like something was missing? Maybe you’ve picked up strange artifacts or colorful minerals, but they just sit in your inventory, doing nothing. No cool rewards, no special perks—just collecting dust. What if those items had a purpose? What if there was a place where you could trade them … Read more
Dinosaurs are awesome, and people love seeing their giant skeletons up close. The best dinosaur museums in the U.S. bring these ancient creatures back to life with massive fossils, lifelike exhibits, and hands-on activities. Some places let visitors watch real paleontologists at work, digging up and studying bones. Fans of T. rex, Triceratops, or the … Read more
The Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb is a one-of-a-kind destination that has captured the imagination of visitors from around the globe. Its concept, dedicated to the remnants of love lost and relationships past, has earned it international recognition, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking a meaningful cultural experience. It is certainly something … Read more
Museums are often viewed through a simplistic lens, categorized as nonprofit institutions dedicated to preserving culture and history. While this label fits neatly into a traditional understanding, it fails to encapsulate the multifaceted roles museums play in today’s society. The question “What industry are you in?” invites a deeper exploration of the identity and purpose … Read more
The interplay between culture and community holds a significant yet often underestimated role in shaping the development of smarter cities. While the impact of cultural expressions is immediately evident on an individual level, such as inspiring personal growth or lifelong interests, their influence on broader societal and urban scales is less apparent. However, when framed … Read more
We’re unveiling Sketches for a National Museum of History, a book exploring the potential of museum architecture through sketches and concepts from Berlage Institute researchers, along with essays by architectural thinkers Kenneth Frampton and Hans Ibelings. It features bold designs from European firms 51N4E, Baukuh, and Monadnock, challenging traditional museum architecture. Let us talk about … Read more