Wall graphic, Mishcon de Reya, Social Impact
Elliot moss, Partner and director Business development, Mishcon de reya llp
"Tali brought a mixture of educational nous, strategic understanding, creativity and fun to the wide and ambitious brief that we gave her. Without that delicious mixture we would not have conceptually arrived at such a brilliant place.
But on top of that she and her team delivered the project without a hitch – moreover my team loved working with her. We look forward to the next project which is about to go into the execution phase. Thank you Tali!"
Beth Schneider, Head of Learning
It is my pleasure to commend the work of Caroline Marcus Associates for their excellent work with the RA learning team. Caroline and Tali worked with the RA Learning staff on a project to reconsider our work with community audiences.
Caroline and Tali provided us with excellent resources for further learning and guided us to examples of best practice in London and beyond. They also compiled a final report with a critical path for moving forward.
Alison Bowyer, Executive director
Caroline and Tali conducted an audit of Kids in Museum’s past training and consultancy. They designed a comprehensive survey for the museum sector to understand perceptions of Kids in Museums, our past training offer and the sector’s future training needs to suppler work with children and young people.
Caroline and Tali were highly organised, professional and adaptable throughout the project. Both are friendly and approachable and this made working with them a pleasure. The quality of their work was excellent throughout and I would recommend them to others.
Section from Winter Landscape with Ice Skaters, c 1608 Avercamp, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Louise Hornagold Volunteering and Community Officer Stroke Association
The Art of Slowing Down: Slow Looking at Art Stroke UK Volunteer Group, online session
What a pleasure to have been able to spend an hour slowing down and truly appreciating this wonderful painting. Thank you Tali for expertly guiding us through this fascinating session, it is amazing how much we miss when we don’t take time to notice. At this time when we can’t visit galleries, we can’t travel or take a trip to a museum it was wonderful to be able to take some time out to really ‘look’ at this image and then to discuss it with other people. Everyone enjoyed the session and we can’t wait to do it again in the future. Thank you.
LCC Heritage and museums services
Richard Knox, Access and Interpretation Manager; Melissa Lewis, Heritage Learning Officer
Tali and Caroline have articulated very well the priorities for the museum sector nationally, how the pandemic has affected the landscape and brought about change, and how these national priorities may be addressed at a local level. This has helped to inform and inspire the reshaping of our learning programme within Leicestershire Heritage and Museums Service. We really value their contributions and will be using their advice and guidance to shape our engagement programmes moving forward.
