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August 16, 2022
Blooloop 50 Museum Influencer List 2022 judges revealed

Blooloop is pleased to announce the judging panel for this year’s Museum Influencer List.

The List is held in association with Barco this year, a global technology leader in developing networked visualisation solutions for museums and cultural and entertainment attractions.

Gail Lord, President and Co-Founder, Lord Cultural Resources will be in the judging panel this year.

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August 15, 2022
Artworks Gwinnett Wants Input From Those that Live, Work and Play in Gwinnett for the County’s 1st-Ever Arts and Creative Economy Master Plan

Artworks Gwinnett is launching a yearlong process for Create Gwinnett, its first-ever Arts and Creative Economy Master Plan, and wants to hear from residents across Gwinnett County. Create Gwinnett focuses on how arts and culture help foster economic prosperity in the county. It’s the result of a goal identified in Gwinnett County’s 2040 Unified Plan: to enhance Gwinnett’s profile as a cultural destination where the arts educate, elevate and inspire.

“Whether you attend events at the many cultural facilities in our county or in your neighborhood, whether you like making art or just experiencing it, you are a vital part of Gwinnett’s cultural ecosystem,” added Joy Bailey-Bryant, president of Lord Cultural Resources, the global consulting firm heading the team to facilitate the plan. “Visit artworksgwinnett.org to sign up for updates, get the latest information about the plan and share feedback throughout the year.”

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August 13, 2022
City to host community kick-off events for Charlotte Arts and Culture Plan

The City of Charlotte will host its first community events this month to officially launch public engagement efforts that will shape the Charlotte Arts and Culture Plan.

Both events will be co-hosted by the city and its cultural planning consultants, Lord Cultural Resources and Civility Localized.

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August 11, 2022
Community meetings planned to determine future of massive Rodman Hall art collection

A series of community meetings next month will help decide the fate of Rodman Hall’s 1,000-piece art collection.

The community meetings will be held with the aid of international planning firm Lord Cultural Resources.

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July 20, 2022
New Orleans Recreation Development Foundation Announces Selection of Consultant to Lead Park and Recreation Master Plan

Today, the New Orleans Recreation Development Foundation (NORDF) announced the selection of Design Workshop to lead the Citywide Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The RFP selection committee met in a public meeting on July 19, 2022, at the Rosenwald Recreation Center and awarded the contract to Design Workshop based on the evaluation criteria in the RFP.

Design Workshop is an international design studio integrating landscape architecture, urban design, economics and engagement. They proposed to partner with seven firms to assist in the development of the master plan including ETM Associates, Eskew Dumez Ripple, Lord Cultural Resources, Bright Moments, Wingate Engineers, Alexandra Miller Consulting, and the Big SandBox.

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July 13, 2022
Bihar Museum celebrates its Foundation Day on 7th August with the formal Unveiling of 'Women and Deities'

Bihar Museum, a veritable jewel of art history, tucked away in Patna, a historic town in India, celebrates its foundation day on 7th August 2022 by unveliing 'Women and Deities', an art exhibition that pays an ode to feminine power.

Bihar Museum is a dream project of the visionary Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar which was brought to fruition by Anjani Kumar Singh, Director General. Bihar Museum is planned to precision by Canada-based consultancy firm Lord Cultural Resources.

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July 8, 2022
Parry Sound's Bobby Orr Hall of Fame to close for redesign that will include stories of Canada's Indigenous athletes

The Bobby Orr Hall of Fame will be receiving a grant of $494,250 from the federal Tourism Recovery Fund administered by FedNor, according to the Town of Parry Sound.

In March, an exhibition design and fabrication team consisting of exhibition fabricators Kubik Maltbie, design firm WeatherstonBruer Associates, and Lord Cultural Resources will handle interpretive planning, research and content writing.

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May 10, 2022
The American Alliance of Museums heads to Boston: what to expect

The 2022 AAM Annual Meeting & MuseumExpo will be taking place from 19 – 22 May at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. This will be the American Alliance of Museumsfirst non-virtual Annual Meeting since 2019.

Lord Cultural Resources, the world’s largest cultural professional practice, is looking forward to meeting attendees at its booth (1230). Here, delegates will be able to discover more about the company’s offerings, including its Digital Strategy and IDEA Services.

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May 5, 2022
City of Charlotte Hires Globally recognized firm to help develop long-term Cultural Plan

Reaching a major milestone in its efforts to invigorate the local creative community, the City of Charlotte's Arts and Culture Advisory Board has selected Lord Cultural Resources to help create a comprehensive cultural plan for Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.

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April 11, 2022
Serendipity Arts Festival awarded best Cultural Festival at 8th LCD Berlin Awards

The Serendipity Arts Festival has been awarded the Best Cultural Festival award in the traveller's award segment, at the 8th Annual LCD Berlin Awards 2021-22. 

"LCD Berlin would also like to thank our distinguished international jury and our collaborating partners, Berlin's Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises, Korn Ferry, Lord Cultural Resources, SUNx, and all of our remarkable nominees who are shaping culture worldwide, many who have shifted from physical locations to hybrid digital experiences as the pandemic has shown us that we need to rethink how we engage with destinations."

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