Museum Cultural Branding with Artclones
Barbara Dal Corso Cultural regeneration is defined as “efforts to revitalize and promote the cultural traditions, heritage, and identity of a community or region.” Interestingly, we have testing a new avenue for cultural…
Cultural Heritage
Art Disaster Planning in a Polycrisis World
In 2008, floodwater inundated the University of Iowa Museum of Art in Iowa City. Employees evacuated most of the 12,400 items in the collection, and they remained without a permanent…
Artclones: Pathways to Cultural Regeneration
In their recent book Regeneration: The Future of Community in a Permacrisis World, Christian Sarkar, Philip Kotler, and Enrico Foglia include cultural regeneration as one of the 9 domains of…
Art Resilience in Times of Crisis: How the ARTvault™ Safeguards Cultural Heritage
In a polycrisis world, our sculptural masterpieces face various dangers that can threaten their preservation and integrity. Some of the common dangers include: So, what can be done to help…
Museums and the Artclone Effect
Museums represent a major social investment in communities and society. The function of a museum is more than a repository of valuable objects. A museum is a social and cultural…
What is an Artclone?
Our definition: artclone™: noun. an officially-licensed replica which preserves the form, integrity, and cultural value of an original sculptural masterpiece. Artcloning™ is suitable for statues or busts, and other physical…