Century-old notes from the ethnographic archive and a generative AI walk into a exhibition space. What happens next reshapes how we understand memory.

by Pille Runnel

If you work in the museum or cultural sector and want to better understand how to measure and interpret the societal impact of museums through data, we invite you to take part in a ten-minute survey.
Your responses will help shape a future AI-based impact assessment tool designed specifically for museums and cultural organisations.
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On June 12th the interactive installation Quantum est in libris was unveiled at the Estonian National Museum. Created by the renowned artist duo Varvara & Mar, the work explores the intersection of Estonian cultural heritage and contemporary technology.

How can Estonian digital heritage be brought closer to the public, made more accessible, and applied in creative ways that support broader social processes? If these questions interest you, we invite you to take part in the Digital Heritage Museum Incubator. Read more here. 

As this year marks the 500th anniversary of the Estonian Book, we’ve launched a small contest that brings together the world of books and the digital realm. You can read more about the contest here.