The rapid evolution of multimedia technology and the growing importance of audiovisual expression play a key role in making cultural heritage more accessible across Europe. The Heritage in Motion Award celebrates outstanding audiovisual and digital heritage projects, recognizing the most innovative contributions in this field.
Winners of the Heritage in Motion 2025
Budapest, September 26, 2025 — The Heritage in Motion 2025 Award Ceremony took place at the Money Museum, in the framework of the European Museum Academy (EMA) Annual Conference. The ...
Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony – 26 September 2025
The European Museum Academy and the Forum of Slavic Cultures warmly invite you to the Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony, taking place on: — 26 September 2025 at 7 pm ...
Finalists of HIM 25 Are Announced
We are delighted to announce the finalists of the Heritage in Motion Award 2025. The winners of each category, as well as the overall winner of Heritage in Motion, will ...
For projects leveraging advanced technology to promote cultural heritage, with an emphasis on creating immersive and interactive experiences in museums, historical sites, and heritage spaces. Examples include multimedia installations, virtual exhibits, and experiential environments.
The Heritage in Motion Award recognizes innovative multimedia and audiovisual projects that promote, explore or safeguard cultural heritage worldwide, opening up exciting...
Established in 2012 by the European Museum Academy (EMA) and Europa Nostra, the award has been honoring excellence in multimedia and digital storytelling for over a decade. First presented in 2014, it highlights the best creative approaches to heritage interpretation. Since 2023, the project has been jointly managed by the International Foundation – Forum of Slavic Cultures (FSK) and the EMA, further strengthening its impact and reach.
Established in 2012 by the European Museum Academy (EMA) and Europa Nostra, the award has been honoring excellence in multimedia and digital storytelling for over a decade. First presented in 2014, it highlights the best creative approaches to heritage interpretation. Since 2023, the project has been jointly managed by the International Foundation – Forum of Slavic Cultures (FSK) and the EMA, further strengthening its impact and reach.
Премия была учреждена в 2012 году по инициативе Европейской академии музеев (EMA) и ассоциации «Europa Nostra». Уже более десяти лет мы отмечаем лучшие и наиболее инновационные мультимедийные и цифровые проекты в области культурного наследия в Европе. Впервые премия была вручена в 2014 году, а с 2023 года проект будет совместно управляться Форумом славянских культур и ЕМА.
