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Archives, Museums, and the Key to Unlocking the Past
Discover how institutional archives and museums are transforming experiences of and approaches to art history and its public accessibility
Overview
Archives and museums hold the key to unlocking the past, yet their relationship is often overlooked in discussions about art history. This panel explores how archives enrich and democratize access to art history, shedding light on their transformative role in curatorial practices, exhibitions, and digital initiatives. By examining the evolving integration of archival collections into museum programming, this panel explores how these valuable resources can make art more engaging and accessible to broader audiences.
Three art institution professionals share their perspectives on the role of archives in curating exhibitions and deepening our understanding of art history. Together, they explore how archives serve as crucial resources for curators and researchers, how they enhance exhibitions, and the ways in which digital access is helping to make art history more inclusive and dynamic.
TEFAF Talks are interactive panel discussions exploring today’s most fascinating topics in the worlds of art, antiques, and design. Paired with leading content partners, these talks showcase the knowledge of leading experts in the broader TEFAF community. This talk is presented in partnership with Apollo Magazine and moderated by Ed Behrens, Editor at Apollo.
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