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Carsten Siebert
is the chancellor and managing director of the Barenboim-Said Akademie Berlin, a college for music and the humanities, and Pierre Boulez Hall, a Frank Gehry-designed performance space. Carsten is founding partner at cta, a Berlin-based film PR agency, and a digital consultant for maze pictures. Previously, he was executive director of Robert Wilson’s Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation in New York and a consultant with McKinsey & Company. He has lectured in philosophy and cultural sciences at, among others, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Brown University, and the University of St. Gallen and regularly teaches at Leuphana University Lüneburg’s Center for Digital Cultures.
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A Digital Transformation of Arab Museums
Challenges and Unconventional Strategies 2021-12-08
Museums in the Arab World - holding a significant collection of the world’s cultural heritage - can reconfigure themselves as virtual platforms for their digitized artefacts and offer discussion rooms, workshops for assimilating new technologies, and spaces for intensifying regional cooperation. They would be spaces for a participatory discourse in societies under stress. To become such a "place for change,” museums must rethink their own roles, self-understandings, and capabilities. However, why museums have so far been prevented from assuming this role is not (only) due to technologies and funding.
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