January 12, 2022HeritageOpen Access

Museums and Digital Culture: From Reality to Digitality in the Age of COVID-19

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TGTula GianniniPratt Institute JBJonathan P. BowenSouthwest University

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Observational analysis demonstrates that pandemic disruptions accelerated digital culture adoption in museums, highlighting the need for integrative physical and digital models.

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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated public transition toward digital culture, prompting cultural institutions to expand their online collections alongside physical galleries.
Observational perspectives across computational media and technology reveal evolving digital behavior, tracking shifts in how diverse audiences engage with contemporary art.
Findings highlight the necessity of an integrative museum model, ensuring that physical spaces remain connected within the broader digital ecosystem amid social change.

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Giannini et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f2b32240a4b9b73ec08d30 https://doi.org/10.3390/heritage5010011

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Observational analysis demonstrates that pandemic disruptions accelerated digital culture adoption in museums, highlighting the need for integrative physical and digital models.

Museums and Digital Culture: From Reality to Digitality in the Age of COVID-19

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