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Tonya Nelson

Culture Hunter

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    • The Messy Edge at Brighton Digital Festival
    • Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts
    • 2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge
    • THE ARTS+ INNOVATION SUMMIT: 10 October 2018
    • Government can work! Seeing Culture is Digital come to life
    • Festival of Ideas: 8 September 2018
    • New Horizons: Arts Technology and Innovation
    • Artlab18: 24th-25th May 2018
    • The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts
    • Continuing the Conversation: Statues, Monuments and Difficult Histories
    • Can The Art World Lead Change In A Post-Brexit And Trump World?
    • Curators vs. Managers: Succession Planning in Museums
    • Raqqa: The Cultural History of the ISIS Stronghold
    • Corbyn’s Arts Policy: A Philosophy of Accessibility
    • The Immigration Crisis: The Limits of Language and the Opportunities of Art
    • Keynote Address: 2019 Museums Computer Network (MCN) Annual Conference
    • The Best of Art Basel 2018
    • 60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus
    • A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018
    • 60 Second Tour: Mona Hatoum’s Turbulence
    • 60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery
    • 60 Second Tour: Schauwerk Sindelfingen
    • The Immigration Crisis: The Limits of Language and the Opportunities of Art
    • Egypt Revisited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
    • The House of Illustration: Kings Cross Cultural Renaissance Continues
    • Alexander Calder at Tate: Balancing Science and Art
    • 60 Second Tour: Schauwerk Sindelfingen
    • 60 Second Tour: Mona Hatoum’s Turbulence
    • Raqqa: The Cultural History of the ISIS Stronghold
    • Exploring the Big Bang at Somerset House
    • Exploring the Big Bang at Somerset House
    • 60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery
    • The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts
    • 60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus
    • How to Deconstruct the White Gaze: Made Visible at The Yard Theatre
    • 60 Second Tour: High Museum of Art
    • Exhibition SmackDown: Rolling Stones vs Bowie
    • The Backup Singer Who Doesn’t Hold Back: Lisa Fischer at Barbican
    • Miles Behind: The State of the Music Biopic
    • Diversity in the Arts: Why Numbers Count
    • 60-Second Tour: Museum Barberini
    • Can The Art World Lead Change In A Post-Brexit And Trump World?
    • Continuing the Conversation: Statues, Monuments and Difficult Histories
    • Curators vs. Managers: Succession Planning in Museums
    • A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018
    • The Best of Art Basel 2018
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    International Museums Day: British Council Sina Weibo Event in China

    It was an honour to be asked by the British Council’s Director of Arts in China, Rehana Mughal to participate in the discussion about the future of…… Read more “International Museums Day: British Council Sina Weibo Event in China”

    May 23, 2020May 23, 2020 by CultureHunter

    International Museums Day 2020: Diversity and Inclusion

    International Museums Day is on 18 May 2020 and in celebration of the theme equality and diversity, I curated an online exhibition on the topic – Diversity,…… Read more “International Museums Day 2020: Diversity and Inclusion”

    May 23, 2020 by CultureHunter

    New Book: Digital Future of Museums, Conversations and Provocations

    I was delighted to be asked to be part of the book Digital Future of Museums: Conversations and Provocations by Keir Winesmith and Suse Anderson. I really…… Read more “New Book: Digital Future of Museums, Conversations and Provocations”

    April 16, 2020April 16, 2020 by CultureHunter

    SXSW: Time Machines, Museums and the Future of the Past

    I’m incredibly excited to be attending my first SXSW event. I’ve been working with my colleagues at Art Council England to develop the art programme and a…… Read more “SXSW: Time Machines, Museums and the Future of the Past”

    January 17, 2020April 11, 2020 by CultureHunter

    Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts

    The inaugural ‘AI and art futures symposium’ (12 September 2019) explored the interplay of art market futures, art and data, and the role of the tangible and…… Read more “Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts”

    September 29, 2019September 29, 2019 by CultureHunter

    Keynote Address: 2019 Museums Computer Network (MCN) Annual Conference

    I am proud to have been selected to give the keynote address at the Museums Computer Network (MCN) annual conference in San Diego (5-9 November). The theme…… Read more “Keynote Address: 2019 Museums Computer Network (MCN) Annual Conference”

    September 29, 2019 by CultureHunter

    The Messy Edge at Brighton Digital Festival

    I was invited to give closing remarks at The Messy Edge which was part of the Brighton Digital Festival in October.  The Messy Edge highlights the perspectives and…… Read more “The Messy Edge at Brighton Digital Festival”

    September 28, 2019October 26, 2019 by CultureHunter

    Alternate Realities Summit 2019: Incomputable Sensibilities

    I was delighted to chair a session at Sheffield Doc Fest’s Alternative Realities Summit with three talented female filmmakers who are using 360 Video to make work…… Read more “Alternate Realities Summit 2019: Incomputable Sensibilities”

    September 28, 2019September 28, 2019 by CultureHunter

    2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge

    It was a pleasure to be asked to part of the plenary session The Future of Knowledge Sharing. Start from the premise that over the next decade…… Read more “2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge”

    September 28, 2019September 28, 2019 by CultureHunter

    Government can work! Seeing Culture is Digital come to life

    At a time when confidence in  government is low and political cynicism is high, I wanted to share a story demonstrating that the public can still have…… Read more “Government can work! Seeing Culture is Digital come to life”

    August 29, 2019September 29, 2019 by CultureHunter

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