Chuck Bair

LONDON.- The V&A has launched mused, a new interactive website for Generation Alpha, with a particular focus on 10–14-year-olds, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Digital Accelerator for Arts and Culture.

This month, the V&A launched mused, a new website for creatively curious kids, that invites them to explore the V&A’s world of art, design, performance and creativity, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Digital Accelerator for Arts and Culture. Brimming with quizzes, challenges and articles about art & design, fashion, music, film & TV and gaming, mused is an exciting step along the line to an audience-first approach to the digital content and products we make at the V&A. So if you (or rather the 10-14 year olds in your life) want to know if your style’s Grungecore or Gorpcore, want to find out which Kendrick Lamar album you are, or think you can spot an AI fake from a genuine V&A object, do check it out:

You can find out more on the V&A blog:

TULSA.- Greenwood Cultural Center has launched a new user-friendly website that provides audiences with wider access to virtual exhibits and programming,  plus streamlines data collection and provides more sophisticated data integration management. The new website went live on Thursday, October 19, 2023.

Birmingham Royal Ballet was recognized by The Guardian for their innovative Digital Accelerator project.

The New York Times covered the Digital Accelerator Program on 7/15/2021. Note that you must have a subscription to the New York Times online to view the article.