Press Releases

Lord Cultural Resources and Sophie Macpherson Ltd. (SML) today announced an exciting strategic alliance to enhance recruitment services for the cultural sector, and improve services and response time to job seekers and potential employers around the world.

Today, the City of Chicago and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) launched the Chicago Cultural Plan 2012. The Cultural Plan charts a roadmap for Chicago’s cultural and economic growth and will become the centerpiece for building Chicago’s reputation as a global destination for creativity, innovation and excellence in the arts.

Under the auspices of the MOU on Strategic Cooperation for Chinese Museums signed in October 2011, a strategic leadership conference was held in Suzhou from 4 to 7 March 2012. More than 40 Senior Museum Adminstrators from across China participated in this important event.

Lord Cultural Resources is pleased to announce its role in the architectural selection process for a new iconic museum in Patna, the capital of the State of Bihar, India.

This week, the City of Chicago launched a new initiative to develop the2012 Chicago Cultural Plan. The plan will create a framework to guide Chicago's future cultural and economic growth as the centerpiece for elevating the City as a global destination for creativity, innovation and excellence.

On October 19, 2011 in Beijing, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Chinese Museums Association and international Museum Consultants Lord Cultural Resources.

The Government of Bihar has contracted Lord Cultural Resources to develop the Master Plan for a world-class museum in Patna on the evolution of history and culture in the Indian Subcontinent. Lord will also work on the implementation of the design of the building and exhibitions to ensure synergy in the vision for this new iconic museum.

The world's largest cultural consultancy, Lord Cultural Resources, is pleased to announce its role in the project management of the exhibitions in the construction of the Grand Egyptian Museum within sight of the famous Old Kingdom pyramids.

The new National Archaeological Museum Aruba, with a collection spanning over four thousand years of history, was opened on July 26 by Her Royal Highness Princess Margriet of the Netherlands and husband Professor Pieter van Vollenhoven. Lord Cultural Resources, who worked intensively with the Museum in the planning, design and installation of the 10,000 sq ft permanent exhibition, was on-hand to share in the celebrations.

Lordculture is delighted to announce the opening of the House of the Laughing Cow on
Thursday, May 21st, 2009, in Lons-le-Saunier (France): the place where the very first
cheese wedges were made.