The Digital Culture Network is pleased to present this 30-min live demo and Q&A by Semrush. This event is part of a series of Tech Demos, presented with the purpose of sharing opportunities and ideas about what new technologies can offer the arts and cultural sector. Ever felt like it’s a never-ending struggle to drive visitors […]
While many cultural heritage sites were closed for long periods of time during the pandemic, they did not stay still. It was the perfect incentive to focus and find innovative ways to keep visitors engaged. Do you know any good examples of innovative ways in which cultural heritage sites reinvented themselves? Do you have any […]
Since its inaugural conference in February 2019, NFT.NYC events have hosted thousands of attendees, hundreds of leading speakers and the best projects in the Non-Fungible Token ecosystem. NFT.NYC will return to Times Square on October 20-21 for a two-day in-person event.
Founded in 2014, The Art Business Conference is the leading global platform for the discussion of key issues in today’s art market. The one-day conferences held in London, New York and Shanghai are attended by senior art market professionals offering knowledge and insight for all those running an art business or art collection.
In this one-hour webinar Roberta Beattie, Digital Culture Network Tech Champion for Websites, will outline processes and techniques to help you define and plan an effective and engaging content strategy for your website. Using analytics and other tools you can find out how your content is currently being accessed and how often. Roberta will show you […]
What can an institution become when it is organized with the network at its core? This question, which has been a topic of concern for art institutions since the rise of the public internet, is newly relevant thanks to the ascendance of blockchain-based forms of social organizing at a time of ongoing crisis for many […]
While the pandemic appears to be the most pressing challenge today, it is merely a vector of more global political and environmental changes. The conference will address the roles of artists and museums in this dramatically changing global situation. How can artists be agents of change, and museums be places to test proposals for the communities […]
IMCC is designed for international museum leaders, architects, project managers, project directors, museum leadership, facilities and security administrators, business development directors, finance & procurement directors, collections & exhibition directors, social media directors involved in new construction, renovation or expansion of museums.
How can museums change lives in a post-pandemic world and help society respond to the many challenges it faces? In the past year museums proved that they can be responsive, creative and resourceful. We look at how we can build on what we have learned to emerge stronger and more relevant. We explore how can […]
There is a quiet revolution evolving in the realm of experiential museum design globally. Often called “Immersives”, some of these digital-based experiences incorporate extended reality (XR) techniques such as augmented reality and virtual reality. Others employ large-scale, sensory-engaging, projected environments or domes that offer unique interactivity and many selfie opportunities to visitors. All generate feelings […]
