The China Artists Association launches its Digital Art Museum, marking a major step in its digital transformation with an online platform offering comprehensive art resources and public services. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

The China Artists Association has taken another step in its digital transformation with the launch of its Digital Art Museum, an online platform that brings together information, expertise, knowledge and public services while connecting stakeholders across China's art ecosystem.

The platform was unveiled during a digital art exhibition at Beijing's Today Art Museum, where visitors were immersed in interactive moving images and multimedia installations.

The project's first phase is now complete, offering what organizers describe as an "art encyclopedia". Visitors to the website can browse dozens of exhibitions currently taking place across the country, while high-resolution images and VR experiences make it possible to explore them anytime, anywhere.

The platform will continue to collect content resources that reflect the development of Chinese fine arts, and offer all-encompassing services, including copyright protection and inclusive art education, for both its members and the public.

The China Artists Association launches its Digital Art Museum, marking a major step in its digital transformation with an online platform offering comprehensive art resources and public services. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]