“金陵图数字艺术展”为全球博物馆智能发展提供“中国方案”

Core Viewpoint - The 43rd UNESCO General Conference is taking place in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, from November 4 to November 13, showcasing the "Jinling Map Digital Art Exhibition" by the Deji Art Museum, which highlights innovative practices in revitalizing Chinese cultural heritage through digital technology [1][4]. Group 1: Exhibition Highlights - The "Jinling Map," created by Qing Dynasty painter Feng Ning, is a significant cultural artifact depicting various aspects of life in Nanjing, including 533 human figures, 90 animals, and bustling commercial activities, showcasing high historical and cultural value [3][4]. - The Deji Art Museum has developed an interactive exhibition model called "Real-time Follow-up of Characters," allowing visitors to engage with the exhibition by selecting virtual characters that accompany them through the historical narrative of the painting [4][6]. Group 2: International Recognition - The International Council of Museums (ICOM) General Director praised the Deji Art Museum's creative solutions for attracting younger audiences, suggesting that such innovative practices should be shared widely within the international museum community [6]. - The exhibition has been invited to participate in cultural exchange activities, including the "China Nanjing Week" in Boston in 2023 and a presentation in Paris in 2024, marking the 60th anniversary of Sino-French diplomatic relations [6][8]. Group 3: Future Vision - The Deji Art Museum aims to provide a "Chinese solution" for the digital transformation of cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of understanding the balance between humanity, nature, and urban life through the lens of ancient art [8].