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How OurWorld Bristol Is Building The First-Ever AR Zoo
"Using scale and immersion," says OurWorld's David Bull, "we can create an exciting form of entertainment that also educates." Read More
How ARCHES Is Paving The Way To Accessibility With Technology
"We can learn so much about how we see art through different sorts of perceptions," says the accessible tech initiative. Read More
Are You Experienced: How ARTECHOUSE Is Exploding The Museum Model
ARTECHOUSE Miami's new installation furthers the exhibition producer's winning recipe of immersion and interactivity. Read More
Art Of London’s AR Gallery Lands On London’s West End
Leveraging innovation and collaboration, the Augmented Gallery aims to bring audiences “the art gallery of the future.” Read More
Physical Or Digital? At theVOV’s Phygital Exhibitions, It’s Both
The virtual portal, which just launched its first shows on Vortic Art, is reinvigorating past exhibitions with extended reality. Read More
The Mauritshuis Museum Captures The Smell Of Art With The Art Of Smell
The museum's Scents in Colour exhibition promises to transport visitors to the 17th century through period-accurate scents and smells. Read More
Art Gate International Unveils The Future Of Art Fairs — And It’s Virtual
Presented in virtual reality, the fair offered an engaging experience, making a compelling case for VR adoption. Read More
Forget Bronze And Stone: Here Are LACMA and Snapchat’s AR Monuments
We go behind the scenes on one of the virtual works in the museum's Monumental Perspectives project. Read More
Want All Things Sol Lewitt? There’s An App For That
“We wanted this experience to be all about exploration,” says Listen, the agency that developed the app alongside Microsoft. Read More
Tinder For Objects: How Baden State Museum Is Redefining Audience Relationships
The museum's latest app, Ping!, embodies its push toward an experience that spans online and onsite. Read More
