Talk

Dis/playing Museums - Designing the Digital

  • Adults and young people
  1. accessible for wheelchairs / baby carriages
Kunstwerke in Glasvitrinen auf leuchtendem Musterboden.

Artificial intelligence and digital technologies are changing how we see, experience – and understand things in museums. Moderated by Sophie Grossmann, co-curator of the exhibition Museum of the Future – 17 digitale Experimente, the conversation explores the question of what these technological developments mean for museums, collections and our cultural memory. We look forward to an inspiring exchange about new ways of dealing with digital images, virtual collection objects and imparting knowledge in the museum of the future. Following the discussion, the panel participants will personally guide you through the exhibition and provide insights into their work and their museum visions.

With:
Sarah Kenderdine, Professor of Experimental Museology (eM+), EPFL Lausanne
Roland Meyer, Professor of Digital Cultures and Arts, UZH/ZHdK
Alice Hertzog, Professor for Social Anthropology and Director, Museum of Ethnography, University of Zurich
Paquita Hoeck, Project Manager and Exhibition Curator, Natural History Museum, University of Zurich

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Ausstellungsstrasse 60
8005 Zürich
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charge

free

accessibility
  1. accessible for wheelchairs / baby carriages
  2. seating
language
English
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Registration is recommended. Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are places available.

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