How do smartphones and 3-D models change how we experience art? And even history itself? In this episode of Crash Course Art History, we’ll learn how technology is shifting the ways we think about art’s past, present, and future.
Crash Course Art History: Episode #22
Introduction: Trendy "Museums" 00:00
The Mosul Lion & Digital Karnak 00:55
"Migration Series" 03:42
Social Media & Art 05:43
The Future of Art 07:22
Review & Credits 09:28
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