Calderwood Courtyard at Harvard Art Museums, 2022. Photo by Amy Kaufman.
Below, left to right from top:
A display featuring the Forbes Pigment Collection at Harvard Art Museums, 2022 (photo by Amy Kaufman);
Visitors at the University Study Gallery, Harvard Art Museums, 2022 (photo by Mariluz Hoyos);
Exhibition view of Arts of Ancient China from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age, at Harvard Art Museums, 2022 (photo by Amy Kaufman);
North Arcade leading to Modern and Contemporary Art galleries at Harvard Art Museums, 2022 (photo by Mariluz Hoyos)
UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM
Harvard Art Museums
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
2022–PRESENT
AK Cultural Planning, in partnership with Ann Woolsey Integrated Planning, undertook internal and external research and strategic planning with Harvard Art Museums. The plan engaged all staff and University stakeholders to set forth a research-driven vision that will support the Museums’ continued evolution as well as reaccreditation by the Alliance of American Museums.
The Research Findings Report presented 11 assessments, which engaged 230 people through 68 consultations, meetings, and/or interviews. The plan, “Transforming Narratives, Advancing Practice,” will guide staff through 2028.
AK Cultural Planning remains engaged with the Senior Management team to implement a selection of priorities and ensure that execution and metrics are effectively monitored.
