Intangible Heritage Literature, and music are an intangible heritage that literary and composers’ museums try to make visible. Making the invisible visible is the mission of our museums. How will museums of the future work? What kind of installations will they have to make the museum interesting, engaging and interactive? Are there any problems in acquiring collections in literary and composer museums in the 21st century? A very important task of our museums is the ongoing education of adults of all ages, involving the community in the life of the museum, promoting the reading of literary works, spreading and disseminating the poetic heritage, the promotion of music and musical practice, the visit of places linked to writers and composers or narrated in their literary works. Literary and musical museums, house museums of writers and composers’ work in this field of activity and present their good practices, their seminars and conferences on this topic. ——————– Session B-16 Session B: 12 November, 2:45 – 4:15 PM (Dubai time) Sheikh Maktoum Hall A Session timing:10 minutes for papers Moderator: Galina Alekseeva, ICLCM Vice President Papers Alla Byramova, The Museum Future – Is It the Antithesis of the Museum Past and the Museum Present? Aleksandr Bogatyrov, The Tyutchev Museum and its role in world Literature Nadezda Kulakova, Literature memorial museums: keepers of traditions or active participants in the modern literary process? Shuo-Bin Su, Rethinking the General Literary Museum for the Future: Decentralization of National Identity and Objecthood in the Frame of New Museology Zhamby Dzhusubalieva, Ainura Kabatai kyzy, Living Literature: Reimagining the House of Kubatbek Jusubaliev as a Creative Museum-Residence in Kyrgyzstan’s Alai Mountains Arusyak Ghazaryan, The History Museum of Armenia as a Space for Community Dialogue:The Living Presence and Preservation of Dialects Hsuan-Yu Chen, Exploring Youth Education Through the Practice and Experimentation of Literary Museum Collections Athina Pavlidou, Rethinking Literary Museums in Greece: Strategies, Best practices and Challenges