Laurent Dondey, head of development for Grand Palais Immersif, emphasizes that today's museums need to provide experiences, acknowledging criticism of immersive technologies diverting attention from artefacts.
Australian Museum director Kim McKay shares concern about depictions such as Van Gogh 'smoking' in immersive exhibits, arguing for the balance of art, science, and entertainment in museums.
The new Pompeii exhibit at the National Museum of Australia uses immersive experiences every 15 minutes to captivate audiences, showing how technology can enhance the public's understanding.
Despite criticisms, immersive experiences have become crucial for museums, blurring the lines between educational content and entertainment, reshaping what visitors expect to gain from their visits.
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