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XR Review | Immersive, interactive and a great way to display NFTs: Falko Alexander Gallery s expansive VR exhibition | Interleaving—IRL vs VR at Falko Alexander Gallery
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Review | An important project somewhat marred by its execution: the Corning Museum s VR recreation of a lost glass drawing room in a London palace
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XR Review | Clean, seamless and free from distraction: VR exhibition opens UBS corporate collection of blue-chip art to the public
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What is it?
Unfolding Shrines is an exhibition produced by Shape Arts, in collaboration with Hot Knife Digital Media, where four artists Jason Wilsher-Mills, Sophie Helf, Rebekah Ubuntu, and Uma Breakdown present art in augmented reality.
Shape Arts is a disability-led arts organisation, based in London, which works to improve access to culture for disabled people by providing opportunities for disabled artists
They say The imagination of the marginalised has always tended toward the ‘radical , steered by the palpable need to create something new where the old is unfit for purpose. Where outdated systems have failed, might these radical redesigns proffer alternative futures?
What is it?
The Art Newspaper s XR Panel has spent the global pandemic viewing work remotely and virtually. Here we review the year and highlight some of our favourite, and least favourite, XR experiences. With works by: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sol LeWitt, bitforms galleryand others.
The XR panel was launched by
The Art Newspaper in July 2020 in response to a growing need to consider XR art as an interconnected review of the art and technology. It is produced by Louis Jebb and curated by Gretchen Andrew. All reviews in this series can be found here.
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