Posted by Rosie Jennings on March 28th, 2025.
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The Exhibitions Group
Victoria and Albert Museum, London SW7 2RL
Tuesday 29 April 2025
The countdown is on for EXHIBITIONS CONNECT 2025, the UK’s leading event for everyone involved in cultural exhibitions, set to take place at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, on Tuesday 29 April 2025. Marking its 40th anniversary year, The Exhibitions Group brings together sector professionals for a day of networking, knowledge-sharing, and inspiration.
Previously known as TEG CONNECTS, this flagship event is the ultimate platform to explore the latest trends in exhibitions, share expertise, and build connections that drive innovative collaborations across museums, galleries, and cultural institutions.
EXHIBITIONS CONNECT is a unique opportunity to:
- Gain insights from sector thought leaders through engaging keynote presentations. Discover groundbreaking exhibitions and collaborative projects through informative talks and discussions.
- Meet and network with fellow professionals, institutions, and service providers from across the industry.
- Showcase and promote exhibition projects, services, and products—all in one dynamic space.
Event Highlights
Attendees will hear from high-profile speakers and industry experts tackling key topics such as funding futures, environmental sustainability in touring exhibitions, and the power of community-driven curatorial projects. Highlights include:
Funding Futures: Funding Bodies and Exhibitions Shaping Cultural Policy – A panel featuring Sara Wajid (Birmingham Museums Trust), Jenny Waldman (Art Fund), and more.
The Road to Change: Reducing the Environmental Impact of Touring Exhibitions – Insights from Reyahn King (The Exhibitions Group), Elise Foster Vander Elst (The Design Museum), and Danny Chivers (Gallery Climate Coalition).
Case Studies: Centering Community Voices Through Exhibition Collaborations – Featuring discussions on the Unicorn exhibition at Perth Museum and Reframing Picton at National Museum Cardiff.
View the full event programme on The Exhibitions Group website.
