After centuries of introducing audiences to history’s greatest works, museums—new and old—are leveraging 5G technology to add sci-fi–like levels of fun to exhibits and reimagine the role they’ll play in the future.
How artists and institutions have stepped into the digital universe with great resilience during the pandemic, even as they long for the rush of going live again
Patients treated for stress in the Belgian capital Brussels will be offered free visits to museums, as part of a three-month trial designed to rebuild mental health amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctors at the Brugmann hospital will be ...
Take a trip to different art museums around the world and enjoy world famous art-work from your very own home. These immersive, virtual tours will introduce you to different artists, mediums, and artwork. This is a great way to expand ...
If you’ve ever aimlessly wandered through the great halls of such museums as New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, Madrid’s Museo del Prado, and Paris’s Musée d’Orsay, and wondered how these centuries-old works by the likes of the ...
It’s estimated that nearly a quarter of Americans worked remotely in 2021, and according to the 2021 State of Remote Work, almost 98 percent of those folks would prefer to continue to work remotely, at least part time, for the rest of ...
Travel restrictions have spurred virtual trips to explore the world. However, destinations need not be far as there are many interesting places in Thailand to discover. The Ministry of Tourism and Sports together with the provinces of ...
No one plan could be successful in all of these possible conditions. From the beginning of the pandemic, I’ve encouraged museums to develop a set of scenarios, encompassing several ways that this crisis could play out for your ...
No one could have predicted what would happen in 2020, and as a result, the trends highlighted within the report for museums in 2021 move into what I would call “softer,” maybe even philosophical, territory.
At some point early in the past pandemic year and a half, with the art calendar tanking — museums shuttered, galleries closed — I felt myself switch into optimist mode. I began to see the disruption not as a setback but as an ...
