Estonian National Museum hosts EMYA 2022 as the Kenneth Hudson Prize winner from 2018. It’s an award that is given to most unusual and daring achievement that challenges common perceptions of the role of museums in society. ENM is known for its dialogical and participatory approach to the history of everyday life and reviewing the traditional concept of a national museum.
Museum is offering all attendees also opportunity to get to know museum, city of Tartu (European Capital of Culture 2024) and other museums in Estonia. In addition, the EMYA programme will introduce you to some one-of-a-kind people and places in the country – from the Onion Route to the Setomaa – that underscore our cultural diversity.
All museums and media representatives are welcome to take part in the event in order to make new contacts and share their success stories on the European museum scene.
Estonian National Museum contributes to all requirements and guidelines to ensure the safety and comfort of everyone attending the EMYA events.
Registration is open until 24 April, early-bird registration until 24 March 2022. Full details can be found on the conference website.
Discover EMYA 2022 nominees!
If you have any questions, please contact by e-mailing illari.laan@erm.ee. Please us kindly our photo gallery about Estonian National Museum.
We send you our warmest wishes and look forward to meeting you in Tartu.
Illari Lään
Head of Public and International Relations
Estonian National Museum
All Inclusive
Luksusowy kwartalnik turystyczno-podróżniczy. Od 2004 roku opisujemy miejsca, do których warto lecieć dłużej niż na weekend, i ludzi, którzy je prowadzą.
