Hello all
Can anyone point me in the direction of examples of museums/galleries creating mindful trails or labelling? I remember reading an article last year, I think, about a gallery that had alternate labels about how to enjoy paintings, alongside or replacing traditional labels but can’t remember where the gallery was!
Anything that uses permanent collections and interpretation rather than programming for wellbeing would be of interest, and I’m happy to collate responses for anyone who’s interested.
Many thanks
Rosie
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