Can a Digital Artwork Outlast a 19th-Century Painting? The Answer Is Complicated as Artists, Dealers, and Conservators Battle Obsolescence in the Field

Digital art has never been more fragile, as the emerging technologies it relies on are becoming even tricker for experts to fix.

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