Learnings from an Exhibition Carbon Study - Guggenheim Museum

Описание: How can museums reduce the environmental impact of exhibitions — without compromising creativity, quality, or visitor experience?

In this talk, Peter Brayshaw, Megan Fontanella, Trevor Tyrrell (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum) and Alexa Steiner (Rute Collaborative Consulting) share how the Guggenheim is developing a sustainability strategy that addresses one of the biggest challenges facing museums today: the carbon and material impact of exhibition design and production.

Understanding the environmental footprint of how exhibitions are planned, fabricated, installed and maintained is essential for museums looking to build more sustainable practices — and to identify practical opportunities for change.

Join the team leading the Guggenheim’s sustainability work as they share what they’ve learned so far, the strategies they’re developing, and how they’re continuing to uncover new opportunities for sustainable innovation across exhibition-making.

This session is ideal for museum professionals interested in:

sustainable exhibition design

greener museum operations

materials reuse and circular approaches

reducing waste in exhibition production

embedding sustainability into museum strategy

🎙️ Speakers

Peter Brayshaw (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum)

Megan Fontanella (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum)

Trevor Tyrrell (Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum)

Alexa Steiner (Rute Collaborative Consulting)

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