8. Choose the false words and write the correct words.

1. Technology allows professionals to give form to their imagination. ,
2. Some types of hardware help beginners to get a glimpse at the work of a professional. ,
3. Technology cannot give everybody the chance to express their inner art. ,
4. Building a website is not considered a form of art because creativity and freedom of expression are at play. ,
5. Website builders allow users who know coding how to create a website. ,
6. Experienced people have the chance to create engaging presentations thanks to other builder programs. ,
7. “Enhancement” software adds width to something or helps to imagine it better. ,
8. Possible applications of “enhancement” software are in commercial contexts. ,

9. Listen to a recording about Canva and summarise it in bullet points.
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11. Fill in the gaps with the missing words given below.

source • museum • digital • performances • reshape • progress • milestones • collaborations • group • range • history • most

Digital Art Museums
The Digital Art Museum DAM is an online 1. for the history and practice of digital art launched in 2000 and rebuilt and upgraded in 2020. It features selected artworks, biographies, and texts of the 2. influential artists in the history of digital art from the 1960s to the 2020s, alongside chronologies of events and technology 3. of the last six decades.
The DAM Museum is a work in 4. , constantly incorporating new content and rarely seen documents that tell the story of one of the most exciting periods in the 5. of art. A 6. of art historians and curators oversees the development of the online museum.
However, there are also traditional museums that capture the development of 7. art such as the “Electronic or Digital Art Bauhaus”, which shows everything that is relevant to our digital age – may it be through painting, photography, video, 8. , or installations. Even the famous MOMA has announced an innovative list of Fall 2023-Winter 2024 acquisitions, exhibitions, and artist 9. that encourage new thinking about human and machine intelligence, creativity, and the potential of art and technology to 10. our physical and digital worlds. For example, in Unsupervised, artist Refik Anadol (b. 1985) uses artificial intelligence to interpret and transform more than 200 years of art at MoMA. Anadol trained a sophisticated machine-learning model to interpret the publicly available 11. of MoMA’s collection. As the model “walks” through its conception of this vast 12. of works, it reimagines the history of modern art and dreams about what might have been – and what might be to come.
Adapted from: https://medium.com/danae/18-museums-boosting-the-scene-of-digital-art-f8a4b4fa5eb9