by Sofia Collette Ehrich | May 25, 2026 | Olfactory Museology
Olfactory Distribution Design: From Interpretive Intent to Visitor Experience When people think about scent in the museum, they often focus on the smell itself. What it is, where it comes from and what it means. But there is an entire layer of practice that sits...
by Sofia Collette Ehrich | May 13, 2026 | Olfactory Museology
What is Olfactory Heritage? A Visual Guide I have written about olfactory heritage before. What it is, its legacy, and its methodological foundations. But I wanted to try something different this time. Instead of a long-form explainer, I made an accessible carousel. I...
by Sofia Collette Ehrich | May 7, 2026 | Olfactory Museology
Looking at Art Through Scent No. 01 — Mary Magdalene and the Spikenard Jar One of my favorite images. It shows a young woman with long hair, often dressed in red and grey, holding a gilded jar. She looks directly outward: composed and unhurried. At first glance, it...
by Sofia Collette Ehrich | Mar 4, 2026 | Olfactory Museology
A Multisensory Past: What is Olfactory Heritage? The Olfactory Contractor is both an educational platform and a resource for museums and cultural institutions seeking consulting support for olfactory storytelling. In this blog series, we explore key concepts and...
by Sofia Collette Ehrich | Jan 21, 2026 | Olfactory Museology
Sensing Cultural Heritage: What is Olfactory Museology? The Olfactory Contractor is both an educational platform and a resource for museums and cultural institutions seeking consulting support for olfactory storytelling. On this blog series, we explore key concepts...
by Sofia Collette Ehrich | Aug 29, 2025 | Olfactory Museology
A guide to finding information about Olfactory Heritage and Olfactory Storytelling Where to Start? Odeuropa The Odeuropa project – in which I played a managerial role – made a huge contribution to the field of Olfactory Heritage and Olfactory Museology....
