I went to the Getty Museum with Lisa and Bill. The gardens are very beautiful and the view point of Los Angeles and the bay is incredible! The museum’s architecture is modern and spacious. Created by Richard Meier, who was inspired by Le Corbusier, the Getty Museum is a place which inspire luxury and peacefulness. We had lunch on the famous terrace and admired the ocean and Downtown LA for a long time. After our visit, I discovered a wonderful project designed by the Getty: #Gettyinspired. It’s a website, a portfolio of creativity inspired by the Getty and made by the visitors. How does it works? You can tag a Getty-inspired photo on Instagram then see it appeared on the Instagram gallery. You can also share your creativity on the “Share Your Inspiration” page to upload a photo or a story about the Getty. It can be a photo, a painting, a drawing, a poem or etc. Many people found for their own craft or inspiration at the Getty. It’s really interesting! A sculpture might inspire a tattoo artist for example, or an author of comic strips to write his next punch line. Well, I was very enthusiast by this project. I think that French museums should engage their visitors by adapting “Share Your Inspiration”. This way, they could build a community and a free social media content. They could also collect data, target new visitors and make a survey to improve their different services and exhibitions. We can also imagine a partnership with designers who participate at the “Share Your Inspiration” page. Why not imagine creative workshops between visitors and designers selected to encourage the visitors to come back?