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Technology leads the major trends in global art and culture in 2020

Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Viet Nam,
25 January 2020, Viet Nam

Technology, environment and new citizenship are the trends that are expected to thrive in the field of culture and art in the coming years.

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