From abacus to IBM, this online exhibition chronicles the first 2,000 years of human innovation in the world of computing. In a story that is evolving before our eyes, this site reveals the fascinating, interlaced narrative of computers, the technology that drives them, and the people who made it happen.
These Web sites extend exhibitions beyond museum walls and allow visitors to experience the rich content, curatorial insight, and contextual organization of an exhibit anytime, anywhere online. Such exhibitions may extend the reach of a collection—bringing in-depth educational resources to teachers and experts—or give visitors the chance to finish an exploration begun on-site.
Henri Cartier-Bresson was a leading voice in the art of 20th century photographic storytelling. This online exhibition celebrates his rich, evocative portfolio.
This elegant site supports the National Museum of American History’s On the Water exhibition with in-depth content and digital resources.
Reuniting artworks from the Fifty Works for Fifty States gift, this digital collection allows curators to collaborate in creating a unique resource on contemporary minimalist and post-expressionist art.
Historical imagery and animations unveil the people, places, and events that shaped Santa Monica’s past in this playful and engaging Web site.