Comparison of Digital and Conventional Integration in Archive Exhitions in Librares

!is study aims to examine the comparative integration of digital and conventional media in organizing archive exhibitions in library spaces, as well as their role in expanding the library’s function as a center for education and cultural preservation. !e background of this study is based on the transformation of libraries from traditional reading rooms to creative spaces (makerspaces) that encourage community interaction and participation. !e research was conducted qualitatively using observation and interviews with librarians at the Tangerang City Library (Windu Karya), as well as through browsing the Presidential Archives Exhibition digital website ( https://pameran-arsip-kepresidenan.hktekno.com/ ). !e results show that the Tangerang City Library adopted a conventional approach through physical archive exhibitions that present the richness of regional culture to visitors directly. Meanwhile, digital exhibitions through the website provide broader and more flexible access to presidential archives interactively. !e integration of these two approaches not only strengthens the documentation and education functions but also expands the reach of library services. In conclusion, the collaboration between physical and digital archive exhibitions can enrich the user experience and become a model for developing a modern library that is inclusive and adaptive to technological developments.