Comunicar la historia del arte y la conservación-restauración en la era digital: reflexiones y casos reales entre México y España

Authors: Laura Luque Rodrigo, Adris Díaz Fernández, Carmen Moral Ruíz
Cited by: 0

Abstract

Dissemination is a fundamental part of scientific work and is increasingly valued and expected. Technologies and new forms of communication through social networks demand constant updating in various fields, from computer science to language, without neglecting the conceptual and how to make something appealing without losing scientific rigor. In this context, dissemination in the field of art history faces a challenge, not only in the academic space, but also in museums. The possibilities of communicating scientific research in the museum and artistic sphere are also linked to the dissemination of the processes of conservation and restoration of works of art. Therefore, knowing how to communicate science beyond the academic sphere has become a challenge for university staff. This text will offer a reflection on this subject and the analysis of specific cases carried out by the authors in the university environment

Fields of Study & Subjects

Museums and Cultural Heritage Academic Publishing and Open Access Historical Art and Architecture Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
ES