In this episode, Hilary chats with Kelly Krish, Al Carver-Kubik, and Meredith Noyes from the Image Permanence Institute (IPI). IPI is a university-based research centre in the College of Art and Design at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) dedicated to supporting the preservation of cultural heritage collections in libraries, archives, and museums around the world. In this conversation, Hilary learns about the work IPI is doing around researching sustainable preservation practices, their internal sustainability committee, and some of the current research projects Kelly, Al, and Meredith are working on.

Connect with the Image Permanence Institute:
www.imagepermanenceinstitute.org
Instagram: @image.permanence.institute
Facebook: imagepermanenceinstitute

Register for the “Implementing Sustainable Energy-Saving Strategies in Cultural Institutions” workshop (February 16th/17th, 2022)

Graphics Atlas
DP3 Project

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In this episode, we learn about the Museum of 21st Century Design. This non-profit organization enhances public understanding and appreciation of design from the 21st century that positively impacts society and the environment. Join Hilary as she talks with William Myers (founding director) and Georgina McDowall (head of program development and operations) to discover how they are building their digital collection, upcoming programs and exhibitions, and more. 

Connect with Museum of 21 Century Design:

M21D.org

Instagram: @museum21design 

Twitter: @Museum21Design 

LinkedIn: Museum of 21st Century Design

William’s books:

Biodesign (MoMA, 2018)

Bioart (Thames & Hudson, 2015)

Green Museum is a podcast that explores the topic of sustainability within art and cultural heritage. Follow us on Instagram (@greenmuseumpodcast) and Twitter (@greenmuseumpod)! Questions? Email Hilary at [email protected]

Museums For Future envisions a world in which every museum is climate-conscious and a bold advocate of the Paris Agreement, drawing on their rich cultural capital and storytelling expertise to engage their audiences and communities with relevant and compelling messages that drive positive change to prevent ecological breakdown and secure a sustainable, equitable and culturally diverse future for all. In this episode, Hilary talks with Elizabeth Rosenberg and Florian Schlederer about Museums For Future, and how you can join the movement and support climate action within your institution.

Connect with Museums For Future:

museumsforfuture.org 

Instagram: @museumsforfuture

Twitter: @museums4future

Email: [email protected]

Connect with Elizabeth:

Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/rosenbergelizabeth425

Twitter: @Erosenberg0425

Connect with Florian:

Twitter: @FloSchle

Instagram: @flo_schle

Green Museum is a podcast that explores the topic of sustainability within art and cultural heritage. Follow us on Instagram (@greenmuseumpodcast) and Twitter (@greenmuseumpod)! Questions? Email Hilary at [email protected]

In episode 04, Hilary learns about the relationship between extractive industries and museums from Dr. Camille-Mary Sharp. As a Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, Camille-Mary is bridging the fields of museology and political economy. Her research explores the implications of sponsorship by the petroleum industry for museum practices in Canada. Together, Hilary and Camille-Mary dive into the history of the oil industry's involvement with Canadian cultural institutions, different aspects of her research, her thoughts on recent calls for boycotting the Science Museum in London, England, and more. 

Connect with Camille-Mary Sharp
:Twitter: @camillemarys

Green Museum is a podcast that explores the topic of sustainability within art and cultural heritage. 

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NFTs… An acronym that seems to be everywhere these days. In this episode, Hilary talks with Annabel Keenan, a fine art advisor and art writer based in New York. Annabel uses both her advisory business and her writing to promote sustainable practices in the art world and recently has been focusing on the environmental impact of blockchain-based artworks known as NFTs or Non-fungible tokens. In their conversation, they dive into how Annabel became interested in writing about sustainability in the art world and Annabel breaks down what NFTs are, how they work, and why they have such a large carbon footprint. Connect with Annabel:www.afkfineart.comInstagram: @afkfineartGreen Museum is a podcast that explores the topic of sustainability within art and cultural heritage.Follow us on Instagram (@greenmuseumpodcast) and Twitter (@greenmuseumpod)Questions? Email Hilary at [email protected]

This week, Hilary talks with DM (Deanna) Witman. She is a transdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of environmental disruption and the human relationship to place in the Age of the Anthropocene. Her creative practice is deeply rooted within the realm of the effects of humans on this world using photographic materials, video, and installation. Hilary and DM dive into her background and journey to becoming an artist, how she is addressing ecological grief with her practice, and discuss a few of her past and current projects. 

Connect with DM Witman: www.dmwitman.com
Instagram: @dm_witman 

Green Museum is a podcast that explores the topic of sustainability within art and cultural heritage. Follow us on Instagram (@greenmuseumpodcast) and Twitter (@greenmuseumpod)
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In our very first episode, Hilary chats with Caitlin Southwick, founder and executive director of Ki Culture, a non-profit committed to creating a sustainable future through the cultural heritage sector. Ki Culture provides solutions to promote sustainable practices for professionals and leverage cultural heritage to effectively make an industry-wide impact. Hilary and Caitlin dive into what motivated Caitlin to start Ki Culture, what Ki Culture is, and all the different initiatives and programs they have.

Connect with Ki Culture: www.kiculture.org
Instagram: @ki_culture
Twitter: @KiCulture_
You can also find Ki Culture on Linkedin and We Don’t Have Time.

Connect with Caitlin:
Instagram: @caitlinsouthwick
Twitter: @CCSouthwick

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