How Tate Gallery keeps digital artworks alive and accessible for generations to come
As part of its commitment to widening access to art, Tate launched the Archives and Access project – a prestigious project to digitise 52,000 pieces of new digital assets from the Tate Archive using Arkivum.
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Guaranteeing the long term integrity of our digital assets is an absolutely crucial part of the Archives and Access Project - this archival heritage is extremely valuable to Tate’s future, and the future of British and international art history. We cannot afford to have them compromised in any way.
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