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You can now hang the Mona Lisa in your living room! What? Yes! The Musée du Louvre (Louvre Museum), as a part of the exhibition Leonardo Da Vinci, had a virtual reality “Mona Lisa” experience. You can access it through your phone or TV even today. Now, art is not just limited to physical painting. The scope and meaning have expanded and include digital mediums. Even museums have adopted the digital platform. Digital art includes a wide range of mediums like video art, live streams, augmented reality, NFT, and any other artistic work created or presented using technology. The Museum of Modern Art has displayed video art for decades. In fact, the MoMA had auctioned 29 pieces from the Paley foundation in 2022, a portion of the proceeds was to be utilised for acquiring digital art. Even the Whitney Museum of American Art has an online gallery space called Artport for media projects. The Institute of Contemporary Art London has shown cyber art on an interactive page on its website. Digital art has the potential to make art accessible to everyone. Digital platforms like IkonoTV are free to the public, which takes art from exclusive and curated spaces to the masses. The digital art revolution can bring art into mainstream spaces and start conversations around it. Do you agree? ___ Image credits: Antonio Maria Storch

Since the launch on Polycam gaussian splatting has been used many times to capture historical sites, as well as art pieces and even exhibits. It will surely keep playing an important role on digitization of art and cultural heritage in 3D! 📸 #gaussiansplatting #3d

The Dream Machine - 3918 #AIArt Prompt: Create a serene image reflecting the Art Nouveau era. The scene carries an aura of mystery and is enriched with intricate geometric patterns, imparting a peaceful ambiance. Prominent features to consider include sweeping, asymmetrical lines inspired by natural forms and detailed, complex geometric motifs. Pay special attention to the overall harmony and unity of the composition to capture the true essence of the Art Nouveau movement.

You can now hang the Mona Lisa in your living room! What? Yes! The Musée du Louvre (Louvre Museum), as a part of the exhibition Leonardo Da Vinci, had a virtual reality “Mona Lisa” experience. You can access it through your phone or TV even today. Now, art is not just limited to physical painting. The scope and meaning have expanded and include digital mediums. Even museums have adopted the digital platform. Digital art includes a wide range of mediums like video art, live streams, augmented reality, NFT, and any other artistic work created or presented using technology. The Museum of Modern Art has displayed video art for decades. In fact, the MoMA had auctioned 29 pieces from the Paley foundation in 2022, a portion of the proceeds was to be utilised for acquiring digital art. Even the Whitney Museum of American Art has an online gallery space called Artport for media projects. The Institute of Contemporary Art London has shown cyber art on an interactive page on its website. Digital art has the potential to make art accessible to everyone. Digital platforms like IkonoTV are free to the public, which takes art from exclusive and curated spaces to the masses. The digital art revolution can bring art into mainstream spaces and start conversations around it. Do you agree? ___ Image credits: Antonio Maria Storch

Just one sentence and voilà: a minute-long art museum tour. 🤯 For the first time, a 1-minute long video generated by OpenAI’s Sora has been shared to social media. Prompt: "Fly through tour of a museum with many paintings and sculptures and beautiful works of art in all styles." The AI-generated video seamlessly showcases a museum filled with an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures, drifting through different views and scales, hinting at a near future where users will be able to prompt full-length videos. How many images do you think Sora can generate in 60 seconds?

What is art provenance and why is it important? Swipe left for insights. 🎨✨ At Artclear, our aim is to empower you by connecting verified provenance to individual artworks, ensuring transparency throughout each work’s journey. #Artclear #Provenance #Art #ArtMarket #ArtIdentification

You can now hang the Mona Lisa in your living room! What? Yes! The Musée du Louvre, as a part of the exhibition Leonardo Da Vinci, had a virtual reality “Mona Lisa” experience. You can access it through your phone or TV even today. Now, art is not just limited to physical painting. The scope and meaning have expanded and include digital mediums. Even museums have adopted the digital platform. Digital art includes a wide range of mediums like video art, live streams, augmented reality, NFT, and any other artistic work created or presented using technology. The Museum of Modern Art has displayed video art for decades. In fact, the MoMA had auctioned 29 pieces from the Paley foundation in 2022, a portion of the proceeds was to be utilised for acquiring digital art. Even the Whitney Museum of American Art has an online gallery space called Artport for media projects. The Institute of Contemporary Art London has shown cyber art on an interactive page on its website. Digital art has the potential to make art accessible to everyone. Digital platforms like IkonoTV are free to the public, which takes art from exclusive and curated spaces to the masses. The digital art revolution can bring art into mainstream spaces and start conversations around it. Do you agree?

A virtual experience is a gate to observe art uniquely – a way to make the impossible possible. What cannot exist in the physical world can easily be a reality in the virtual. Online exhibitions and virtual art allow artists to explore art exhibitions from a fresh perspective. What happens when a painter and a rock musician collaborate to create an out-of-this-reality online art exhibition? Will the result be more than merely the sum of art and space? Painter Petri Ala-Maunus and rock musician Sami Yaffa created the La-La Land Dark Side virtual art exhibition and discovered a new dimension of creativity and inspiration. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dhzqfNNE #virtualartgallery #virtualgallery #virtualart #onlinegallery #onlineexhibition #onlineartexhibition #onlineart #artexhibition #artgallery

below text prompt was given to generate such video from SORA AI "Take a quick tour of a museum showcasing numerous paintings, sculptures, and exquisite works of art in various styles." #artificialintelligence #viral

In the first half of 2023, artworks by Matthew Wong generated more than 14 million U.S. dollars at public auctions worldwide, making him the leading ultra-contemporary artist based on global auction revenue. Ultra-contemporary art, a sub-segment spotlighting artists under 40, defines the cutting-edge in the contemporary art market. Ultra-contemporary art focuses on creators shaping the present, reflecting the evolving dynamics of artistic expression When focusing on living artists, Dmitri Cherniak recorded the highest figure in the first six months of 2023, with his lots fetching around seven million U.S. dollars at auctions. Ultra-contemporary art is a sub-segment of the contemporary art market focusing on artists under 40 years old. Statista #art #UltraContemporaryArt