With some works quarantined in warehouses and some institutions still closed, its not entirely clear just what the fall will bring.

The world we live in today is different from the world we were living in yesterday because of the technological advancement that is developed every day, the world is facing a new age, a new reality as these technological advancements are used in helping humanity develop in a society that […]

As lockdowns gradually come to an end in several regions and countries, museums have to revise and update their health security protocols to reopen properly. While national regulations vary depending on the specific evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are some basic measures that can be taken to protect the health of both […]

Across the country, people are starting to venture out into museums and cultural spaces again after months of closures and uncertainty. Visitors are coming back in numbers as big, at least, to meet the reduced-capacity limits imposed during the pandemic. It’s a welcome sign that highlights how, in times of crisis, […]

Museums around the world contain pieces that were stolen or taken by force during colonial rule. Do you think they have a right to keep and display these objects? Or should they give them back?

Augmented reality is the process of using technology to superimpose images, text or sounds on top of what a person can already see. It uses a smartphone or tablet to alter the existing picture, via an app. The user stands in front of a scene and holds up their device. […]

Tonight’s third episode of season 32 was entitled “Now Museum, Now You Don’t,” and is the second imaginary-flashback episode in a row after last week’s “I, Carumbus.”

Experiential museums—designed to provide visitors with interactive experiences—faced a big problem as coronavirus restrictions were eased: How to boost sanitization measures while demonstrating to visitors that these high-touch spaces were still safe to enter and enjoy.

Augmented reality (AR) content can add value to any museum or art gallery, but to reap its benefits, the interactive digital feature has to be used purposefully.

Can you remember when you last visited a museum? Even if you didn’t much care for them before the time of the coronavirus, you’re probably beginning to miss them right about now. At least the internet technology that has kept our communication open and our entertainment flowing — and, regrettably […]