1. The European exhibition portal euromuse.net

2. euromuse.net – the origin the portal was created in 2001 the portal has been developed by a preparatory group comprising the … National Gallery, London Museé du Louvre, Paris Réunion des museés nationaux, Paris Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Amsterdam Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Berlin

3. an European joint effort for museum and tourism sector a project financially supported by the EU-Commission in the framework of the eTEN programm EU-funding: 900.000 € out of 3.000.000 € project amount supported by NEMO – the Network of European Museum Organisations euromuse.net is …

4.  160 museums from 18 European countries are present on the portal  number of museums participating are constantly growing  euromuse.net offers a bilingual service - information are available in English and the national language  a high quality of information is guaranteed by the multinational editorial team  continuous updates are made The existing euromuse.net portal

6. search by topic search by country search by date exhibition search

7. topic: „painting“ search results

8. selected exhibition short description detailed description further information weblinks opening times images from the exhibition museum contact data exhibition title duration

9. What is this “bunch of information“ useful for?

10. What is this “bunch of information“ useful for? (1)As a public access internet-portal euromuse.net provides for a general public accurate information on European museums and their major exhibitions in one place. (2)With a special data interface called Harmonise euromuse.net provides for a specific public – the tourism sector accurate information on European museums and their major exhibitions from one source.

11. Harmonise Harmonise is the interoperability model used to deliver structured data from the museums to the tourism sector The use of Harmonise allows museums retain their existing data models unchanged, while being able to communicate and interoperate with actors in the tourism sector

12. euromuse.net for museums

13. you can reach an international audience highly interested in museums you can make your exhibitions known all over Europe you can increase your museum’s visibility in Europe you can multiply your dissemination efforts by putting your exhibitions on euromuse.net it will automatically appear on several services in the Internet it will automatically appear on tourism industry databases What are the benefits of joining for museums?

14. Contact us at contact@euromuse.net & sign the “letter of intent” provide texts in two languages at least – one of them should be English provide images and your logo keep your information updated by using an individual log-in at the Content Management System Typo3 What need to be done for joining euromuse.net?

15. Content Management System:  a first glance at the backend own user profile for every museum: cleary arranged online forms own log-in: continous updating

16. Further information The web portal http://www.euromuse.nethttp://www.euromuse.net The project http://www.euromuse-project.nethttp://www.euromuse-project.net Contactcontact@euromuse.netcontact@euromuse.net Contact personsLynn Rother Thorsten Siegmann Thank you!¡gracias!Grazie! Vielen Dank!