Teo Live

Touring Exhibitions Trends & Marketplace

11 May 2023 - 3PM to 5.30PM CEST
(6am PDT, 8am CDT, 9am EDT, 9pm Beijing, 10pm Seoul, 11pm Sydney)

Teo Live is Teo’s annual touring exhibitions online event.

Teo Live is designed to support the international touring exhibitions community – to discover exhibitions and experiences, hear about trends and meet with colleagues from around the world.

Teo Live is open to all professionals involved in the hosting, touring, production and promotion of cultural exhibitions worldwide, from museums, galleries, science centres, libraries, archives, gardens, zoos, exhibition venues and event organisations.

Teo Live is a free registration event.

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Keynote - the Future of Touring Exhibitions

The 2023 keynote session will focus on challenges, trends and creativity in international touring with a spotlight presentation on the future of touring exhibitions and experiences.

Anaïs Aguerre and Otone Doi from Culture Connect will unveil and discuss the findings of the Cultural Dialogue Survey on the Future of Touring Exhibitions, just carried out by Culture Connect in collaboration with Teo.

The survey was designed to hear the views of the global touring exhibitions community on how the contemporary crises we have been experiencing since the pandemic have impacted the sector, and on what new practices and trends are emerging. As our context of globalisation continues to be put into question, the survey is part of a series designed to map the appetite for cultural dialogue through touring exhibitions, started in 2021, to collectively build an understanding of important future trends and open a dialogue for thinking about and planning for the future of touring exhibitions.

Anaïs Aguerre

Anaïs Aguerre is founder and managing director of Culture Connect, a consultancy specialising in unlocking the collaborative and international potential of the cultural sector; harnessing its ability to build bridges between people, institutions and countries.

Prior to this, Anaïs worked for 15 years as a consultant and senior museum professional. She was notably Head of International Initiatives at the V&A (London), and worked at the British Museum on developing the Museum's international strategy and generating innovative income streams. Today she advises cultural leaders and their teams across the globe. In terms of museums, she has recently worked with the National Gallery in Washington, The National Gallery of Canada, the NGV in Melbourne, the Design Museum in London, the Pole des Musées d'Art de Lyon (Pole MBA-MAC) in Lyon and the Louvre Abu Dhabi among others.

Otone Doi

Otone Doi is the Research and Operations Manager at Culture Connect. She has been working in the museum sector for ten years, with previous experience at the Victoria and Albert Museum (London); the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology (Oxford); the Story Museum (Oxford); and the Pitt Rivers Museum (Oxford). She has a strong background in operational management, having delivered and coordinated over 150 evening events at the Ashmolean Museum and acted as the course administrator for the V&A’s international training courses.

Otone is currently completing her DPhil at the University of Oxford on the social impact of museums and the interpretation of ancient Greek pottery in museums across Britain.

Lively marketplace

The lively marketplace of touring exhibitions feature 20+ exhibition presentations followed by opportunities to meet up with producers in dedicated rooms.