accessibility
The Louvre Museum Unveils Its Dedicated Digital Platform, Louvre+
Housing a vast library of videos and podcasts, the portal represents the culmination of the museum's digital transformation. Read More
What Transformations Do Audiences Want To See In Their Museums?
Culture Track's second large-scale survey records the digital appetites and attitudes of a post-lockdown cultural audience. Read More
How The Museum Of Contemporary Art Australia Reimagined The Mobile Guide
The Sydney institution's pivot to a web-based mobile guide seeks to increase access and reduce friction in visitor experience. Read More
Digital Literacy And Access Are Musts For Today’s Museums
Museums now have technology on their side, writes Catherine Devine, but do they also have digital literacy? Read More
Post-COVID, Does Virtual Programming Have A Future In UK Theaters?
The upcoming Digital Access to Arts and Culture Beyond COVID-19 report paints a bleak picture for many theaters' digital offerings. Read More
How Are European Institutions Reframing History With Hybrid Strategies?
European museums at MCN 2021 Virtual explored the opportunities and pitfalls of the new (and inevitable) hybrid format. Read More
What Are The Innovations Powering The Visitor Attractions Sector?
From sustainability to AR — Blooloop's V-Expo 2021 delved into the innovations driving the new museum and attractions experience. Read More
The Upcoming Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen Is Putting Art Storage On Display
Set to house some 151,000 artifacts, the Rotterdam museum will make 99 percent of its collection accessible to visitors. Read More
How Royal Holloway Picture Gallery’s Audio Guides Recenter Accessibility
The gallery shares how it reimagined audio descriptions to offer partially blind visitors a richer experience of art. Read More
How ARCHES Is Paving The Way To Accessibility With Technology
"We can learn so much about how we see art through different sorts of perceptions," says the accessible tech initiative. Read More
