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Louvre and Snapchat: six masterpieces come alive in augmented reality

Starting Feb. 18, 2026, the Louvre Museum will expand its visitor offerings with an augmented reality project developed in conjunction withSnap Inc.'s Paris-based AR Studio. The initiative, titled The Incredible Unknowns of the Louvre, introduces afr...
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This is what the Lighthouse of Alexandria will look like: a project reconstructs it in 3D

A digital reconstruction of the Lighthouse of Alexandria in Egypt is at the center of a research project that links underwater archaeology, historical analysis and three-dimensional modeling to restore one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. A...
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New technologies for MIC Faenza: App and video game pave the way for digital museum

The International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza takes a new step toward digital innovation with the conclusion of two important phases of the project MIC 4.0 - From Digitization to fruition. A bridge between the historical heritage and the digital fro...
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Digital art and new realities: Pisa reflects on the future of creativity with Unframed

Digital art, from the earliest pioneering experiments to the most recent interactive applications, is today at the center of a wide-ranging debate that spans the worlds of art, technology and society. On Oct. 8 at 4 p.m., the Museo della Grafica in P...
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Videomapping and history: at Villa Giulia (Rome) the experience "The Temple Machine"

At the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia (Rome) via a La macchina del tempio, an innovative project of artistic video projections designed to offer the public a multisensory experience capable of interweaving history, art and technology. The i...
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Quantum visions and electric dreams in two exhibitions at OGR Turin

Turin is preparing to host an exhibition season dedicated to the dialogue between art and technology with two new international exhibitions that will occupy the spaces of OGR, thecultural hub of the CRT Foundation. From October 31, 2025 to May 10, 20...
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Art history in reel format: more inclusion or risk of superficiality?

Scrolling through Instagram or Tik Tok, one notices a trend that is now rampant: that of wanting to simplify, to make everything easier, even studying: in fact, there are many content creators who have devoted themselves to simplifying school subject...
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Versailles in augmented reality: Snap brings the dances of the Sun King back to life

A step in the gardens of Versailles, a glance at your smartphone, and suddenly you are transported to the heart of a 17th-century royal festival. This is the experience offered by Dansez Versailles, a project born out of a collaboration between the P...
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