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September Opener: What Does Digital Mean to Museums?

Museums' issues with digital and technology reflect a greater struggle for identity and meaning.

Robert J Weisberg

• 10 min read
a crowd of people in an art gallery hold up phones and cameras towards a work off to the right
Digital and art: who wrought who? (Photo by Alicia Steels / Unsplash)

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