I will not be able to join the symposium in person or remotely, so I am preparing a prerecorded input. This itself feels cybermuseological: presence, voice, participation and mediation are all shaped by digital infrastructures.

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A milestone in the digital dimension of museums: #DATALAND, the world’s first Museum of #AIArt, is set to open in Spring 2026 at The Grand LA: dataland.art #Cybermuseology #ImmersiveMuseums

Announcing our 2025 Anti-racist Museums Programme cohort 📢 Six museums will take part in this year’s programme, building on our successful pilot year. We’re supporting the leadership teams of these museums to progress towards becoming anti-racist organisations. Find out more 👇

Spotted a clever QR-code setup: one for Android, one for . I was skeptical -- 2 codes? But direct links to app stores are more sustainable than a generic page. Still, it took time to find the info. 👉 Cybermuseology lens: how museums design these interactions says a lot about their digital ethics.

🕵🏻‍♀️ Spotted new terminology in #lwlmkk: ➡️ “digitelling”, or “digitorial”, that is “the digital extension to the exhibition” to access by QR-code. More about it: www.lwl-museum-kunst-kultur.de/en/digital-f... #cybermuseology

I've realized I didn’t share this short but, hopefully, thought-provoking text that explores the potential of #Cybermuseology. Thinking about revisiting this topic. What are your thoughts on the future of Cybermuseology? www.academia.edu/127166487/Cy... Image generated with ChatGPT by OpenAI