The 3rd International Conference of UNESCO’s Global Network of Water Museums will take place in Valencia, Spain, from 12th to 15th June 2019. Please download here the Conference Programme and the Travel and Accommodation Information to make your hotel booking and organise your trip. Download here your Registration Form and send it by April 15th (deadline for early registration). […]

We are pleased to share with you the 1st communication campaign of the Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU-NET). Please follow the instructions below and download the related materials, which you can disseminate and spread on March 22nd through your mailing lists in order to promote the 1st WAMU-NET coordinated message all over the planet. […]

This statement – an adaptation of the central promise of Agenda 2030 for mankind – is the theme for 2019 World Water Day celebrated on March 22nd. The message of “leaving no one behind” is all the more topical this year since it is deeply rooted in Sustainable Development Goal n.6, which aims to ensure […]

In order to further enhance the understanding of the relationship between water and human civilization, improve the capacity of human beings to cope with the global water crisis and promote the development of water history research and use in China, the Hubei University, China and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece in collaboration with a series […]

We are delighted to invite you to the 3rd International Conference of the UNESCO Global Network of Water Museums in Valencia, Spain, from the 12-15 June 2019. Hosted and organized by the Water Tribunal of Valencia (member of the Global Network of Water Museums) and by the University of Valencia (Office of the Vice-Principal for […]

Dear friends and colleagues, Today, there is a growing enthusiasm within the arts to engage with the urgent environmental challenges that surround us, and I have been pleased to contribute presentations on this subject at the past two WAMU-Net conferences. Now that the Network has been admitted into the UNESCO-IHP family, I would like to […]

The Intergovernmental Council of UNESCO’s International Hydrological Program (UNESCO-IHP) unanimously voted a Resolution endorsing a worldwide network of water museums at its 23rd Session in the Paris, 15th of June 2018. The Resolution XXIII-6 was officially submitted to the IHP Council by the Netherlands and formally supported by Canada, Italy, Portugal, Greece, Hungary, Switzerland, Iran, […]

Following the 1st International Conference held in Venice (May 2017), and the endorsement of UNESCO-IHP Bureau (55th Session, June 2017), the 2nd International Conference of the Global Network of Water Museums this year takes place in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, from 14 to 18 May . The Agenda of the 2nd Conference foresees: • Specific projects related […]

Historic narrow boats gather at the Museum in Ellesmere Port for Easter Each Easter owners of historic narrow boats come to the national waterways museum to renew old friendships, catch up on the news and showcase their boats to visitors. It is a time when the Museum comes alive with music, song, events and activities. […]

In the past 12 months we have taken huge steps to safeguard our historic boat collection by carefully lifting 12 boats out of the water and putting them on display for the public to see. Using new technology, the boats, and their stories have been brought back to life through video and 360 degree views […]

Even in the most remote parts and the smallest settlements of the Roman Empire, the Romans did not want to miss the amenities of their elaborate bathing culture. That’s why there was a bath building about 14 meters long and up to six meters wide, located at the site of the present-day Schlögen next to […]

The EU-project will last for two and a half years and is co-funded by the Interreg-Danube Transnational Programme with an overall budget of 2.9 Million Euro. Altogether 15 organizations from 9 European countries as well as 24 associated strategic partners are participating in the project and thereby, committed themselves to the concept of sustainable mobility […]

Thousands of children and students passed through the Museum based educational program and Support from the Government for WAMU-NET Resolution. SOMES Water Company’s Water Museum which is mainly ‘‘used” as the headquarters for the educational program for children and youth on issues of water sources and environment protection, has seen thousands of young visitors since […]

The World Water Museum, at the moment, is been hosted in the European Interactive School DES premises in Varkiza, Athens, Greece. http://dimotiko.deschool.eu/en/ From the autumn of 2018 the museum will be transported to its own space in a traditional house on the island of Hydra. It will be installed as a site specific artwork on the […]

Museum of Water’s Founder gives speeches at TU Delft’s Education for Water Resilient Cities Symposium & Art.Earth’s Liquidscapes Creative Summit Amy Sharrocks, the artist behind Museum of Water, has just returned from the International Symposium for Museums and Climate Change, where she spoke on the work of Museum of Water, as featured in Reuters News. […]

With support from an Artist International Development Fund, Amy Sharrocks will conduct research trips in Salt Lake City, Vancouver & Toronto Following an Artist International Development Fund award from Arts Council England and British Council, this summer Amy Sharrocks will conduct research trips to Salt Lake City, Vancouver and Toronto. In Salt Lake City Amy […]

15,000 people visit Museum of Water at Fremantle Arts Centre After 2 years of travelling and collecting donations across Western Australia, Museum of Water created our largest ever installation at Fremantle Arts Centre. Commissioned and co-produced by Perth Festival the WA collection now contains over 500 public donations, which will be accessioned into the Western […]