New Online: “A Year After Fire, Museum of Chinese in America Launches Digital Platform with Google to Celebrate its Historical Treasures”
From The Art Newspaper:
A year after a fire broke out in its New York archive, prompting a herculean effort to salvage its historical artefacts, the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) today launched a digital platform with Google Arts & Culture to make hundreds of digitised images of its treasures available online.
The chief attraction is a new virtual exhibition titled Trial by Fire: The Race to Save 200 Years of Chinese American History, which traces the recovery effort after the fire nearly destroyed the museum’s collection of more than 85,000 items on 23 January 2020.
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Direct to Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA)(via Google Arts & Culture)
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