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How Short-Video Platforms Are Shaping Gen Z Consumer Behaviors
Just as consumers have guaranteed the success of Douyin and TikTok, short-video apps have come to shape the tastes and habits of its audience. Read More
Visitors can step into Van Gogh’s swirling landscapes at Florida’s Dalí Museum
An immersive exhibition of the artist’s most famous works, projected onto large-scale 360° screens, opens from November 21 to April 2021. Read More
Report: How Arts Organizations Can Leverage Livestreaming in 2021
Download the first extensive report focused on museum livestreaming. Case studies include British Museum, Palace of Versailles, UCCA Beijing, the National Museum of China, and Alibaba. Read More
What Digital Urgency Means to the National Museum of Asian Art
The Smithsonian institution is accelerating its digital-first strategy in 2020 and recently joined a livestream ‘treasure hunt’ with 16 global museums. Read More
The Model Challenge: How to Capture Art in 3D for Augmented and Virtual Reality
As the art world rushes to digitize, we look at the different ways to create digital renderings of works. Read More
Museums and Mobile Gaming: The Next Digital Frontier
As museums face the ramifications of the global pandemic, mobile games offer an opportunity for innovative digitization. Here are three ways in which the two can collaborate. Read More
Frieze Moved its Viewing Room Online. But Did it Work?
Frieze has created an online platform to host more than 200 exhibitors this year. Here is what we have learned. Read More
Louvre Joins Forces with Alibaba to Bring Great Works of Art to Chinese Consumers
The world’s largest art museum has inked a deal with Alibaba Group to bring art-inspired products to Chinese consumers. Read More
Bottle Rockets: Hennessey Live Streams a Firework Odyssey
In a 15-minute event broadcast on Tencent and YouTube, the Chinese firework master connected the French brand to China in an intimate performance. Read More
UCCA Lab X Baidu Partnership Creates Immersive Installation
Immersive exhibitions have huge appeal with young Chinese audiences, as Beijing’s UCCA Center for Contemporary Art well knows. Read More
