K11 Art Foundation

Technological disruption driven by the art world’s digital transformation urges museums to revisit the relevancy of their century-old practices. In the context of this phenomenon, K11 Art Foundation invited Tom Costello from the British Museum, Professor Jeffrey Shaw from the Hong Kong Baptist University, and Mathieu Wothke from a leading curation platform Somewhere Global, to discuss how museums should expand their digital footprint while navigating the Web3 space.

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