Accessing Art Through Technology at The Museum of Art & Photography

 Technology creates exposure as it enables us to interact with vastly different people and cultures. The pandemic specifically, also inspired the technology team at the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) to undertake several ambitious projects, the largest being the digitisation of the collection, making it one of the first museums in India to do so. This includes the personal interaction that visitors will have at the museum once it opens.

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