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O'neill, M. / J. Sandahl / M. Mouliou, Eds.: Revisiting Museums of Influence: Four Decades of Innovation and Public Quality in European Museums

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O'neill, M. / J. Sandahl / M. Mouliou, Eds.: Revisiting Museums of Influence: Four Decades of Innovation and Public Quality in European Museums O'NEILL, M. / J. SANDAHL / M. MOULIOU, EDS.: REVISITING MUSEUMS OF INFLUENCE: FOUR DECADES OF INNOVATION AND PUBLIC QUALITY IN EUROPEAN MUSEUMS Part 1 Introduction Mark O’Neill, Jette Sandahl and Marlen Mouliou Part 2 Museum Portraits Ironbridge Gorge Museum, United Kingdom, 1977 Massimo Negri Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark, 1978 Massimo Negri Catharine Convent State Museum, The Netherlands, 1980 Ann Nicholls Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation ‘V. Papandoniou ’, Greece, 1981 Peter Schirmbeck Stockholm Music Museum, Sweden, 1981 Peter Schirmbeck The Museum of Framing and Crafts of Calabria, Italy, 1984 Peter Schirmbeck Quarry Bank Mill, United Kingdom, 1984 Peter Schirmbeck Heureka, the Finnish Science Centre, Finland, 1990 Wim van der Weiden The Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia, Cyprus, 1991 Wim van der Weiden The Vasa Museum, Sweden, 1992 Ann Nicholls Alta Museum, Norway, 1993 Ann Nicholls Museum of the Romanian Peasant, Romania, 1996 J. Patrick Greene The Conservation Centre (National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside), United Kingdom, 1998 Wim van der Weiden Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre, Russia, 1998 J. Patrick Greene Guggenheim Museum, Spain, 2000 Maritta Pitkänen In Flanders Fields Museum, Belgium, 2000 J. Patrick Greene The Chester Beatty Library, Ireland, 2002 Wim van der Weiden The British Galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum, United Kingdom, 2003 Massimo Negri MARQ Archaeological Museum of Alicante, Spain, 2004 Massimo Negri La Piscine, André Diligent Art and Industrial Museum, France, 2004 Wim van der Weiden Open-Air Museum, The Netherlands, 2005 Mikhail Gnedovsky German Emigration Centre, Germany, 2007 Ann Nicholls The Museum of Portimão, Portugal, 2010 Jouetta van der Ploeg Museum of Broken Relationships, Croatia, 2011 Sirje Helme Tampere 1918 – Museum of Finnish Civil War, Finland, 2011 Mikhail Gnedovsky Madinat al-Zahra Museum, Spain, 2012 Jette Sandahl Glasnevin Museum, Ireland, 2012 Jouetta van der Ploeg The Archaeological Museum of Ioannina, Greece, 2012 Michael Ryan Museum of Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2013 José Gameiro National Maritime Museum, The Netherlands, 2013 Jahangir Selimkhanov Museum of Innocence, Turkey, 2014 Jette Sandahl The Baksi Museum, Turkey, 2014 Jette Sandahl Žanis Lipke Memorial, Latvia, 2014 Mikhail Gnedovsky The Rijksmuseum, The Netherlands, 2015 Michael Ryan MuCEM - Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, France, 2015 José Gameiro The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, Switzerland, 2015 Jahangir Selimkhanov The Mary Rose Museum, United Kingdom, 2015 Michael Ryan Sasso San Gottardo Museum, Switzerland, 2015 Jahangir Selimkhanov European Solidarity Centre, Poland, 2016 Jette Sandahl Odderøya Museum Harbour, Norway, 2016 Jahangir Selimkhanov Benfica FC Museum and FC Porto Museum, Portugal, 2016 Jahangir Selimkhanov Yaroslavl Art Museum, Russia, 2016 Michael Ryan Mémorial ACTe, Caribbean Centre of Expressions and Memory of the Slave Trade and Slavery, France, 2017 Jette Sandahl Museum of the First President of Russia Boris Yeltsin, Russia, 2017 Jahangir Selimkhanov The Old Town Museum, Denmark, 2017 Jouetta van der Ploeg Museum of Confluences, France, 2017 Karmele Barandiaran The Silesian Museum, Poland, 2017 Marlen Mouliou Marubi National Museum of Photography, Albania, 2017 Marlen Mouliou War Childhood Museum, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2018 Marlen Mouliou Rijksmuseum Boerhaave, The Netherlands, 2019 Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Part 3 European Museum of the Year Awards 1977-2019.
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