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S9 Takes the Stage: 3D Holography for Cultural Tourism Discover the S9, a 83cm window into history, art, and culture, transforming any exhibition space into a holographic theatre of the past. This is where 3D holography meets cultural tourism, creating experiences that are not only seen but lived. Visitors to your exhibition can witness historical battles unfold around them, see sculptures take form layer by layer, or stroll through ancient streets, all in a mesmerizing 3D space. The S9 doesn't just display art; it breathes life into it, allowing every brushstroke and chisel mark to tell its own story. For museums and cultural centers, the S9 offers a new dimension of storytelling. It's an educational tool, a bridge connecting the present to the past, and a canvas where history is painted in the air. The S9 is not just about displaying culture; it's about immersing your audience in the very essence of civilization. #3DDisplay #3dledfandisplay #3dhologram

Experience the future of art at "Frameless," an avant-garde museum in London where the boundaries of traditional artistry fade away. "Frameless" introduces a revolutionary approach to art engagement with immersive installations that defy convention. From mesmerizing augmented reality exhibits to dynamic, living artworks, visitors are transported into a realm where art and reality intertwine. Have you explored such innovative museums before, or are you intrigued by the concept? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! Follow me (Dr. Biji Kumar R ) for more updates on innovative art, technology experiences, and beyond! Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not claim any ownership of this video. All credits for the video content go to the respective creator. #framelessart #immersivexperience #artinovation #londonmuseum

Transporting artwork globally can be a headache - risks of damage, high shipping costs. There's great potential for AR to bring art directly to the viewer, wherever they are, for both functional and experiential purposes. Take The Met’s “The Met Unframed” as an example - bringing the museum experience into homes. It’s a start, but we wonder, why isn’t this the norm? Artists, galleries, and museums can address challenges such as high shipping costs, risk of damage, and limited reach by leveraging AR to: 🌍 Expand audience reach globally 🏠 Let buyers visualise art in their spaces before purchasing 🎨 Transform static art into interactive experiences Want to know more? Check out our blog on how artists, galleries and museums can use AR to boost sales and engagement - https://bit.ly/47rdADR

What makes a museum exhibition unforgettable? The secret lies in the art of storytelling! ✨ As someone who has curated a few exhibitions, I’ve learned that storytelling is key to engaging visitors and making history come alive. Here’s how we do it: 1. Craft a Compelling Narrative: Every exhibition needs a storyline that guides visitors through the experience. Whether it’s the rise and fall of a civilization or the journey of a single artifact, a good story captures attention and evokes emotion. ❤️ 2. Use Multiple Mediums: Don’t just rely on text panels! Use videos, interactive displays, and even VR to create a multi-sensory experience. This keeps visitors engaged and enhances their understanding. 🎥🖥️ 3. Include Personal Stories: Highlighting the human element behind artifacts makes them more relatable. Who made this pottery? Why was this painting created? Personal stories make history tangible and real. 👥 Want to learn more about how to create captivating museum experiences? Stay tuned for my next blog! 🙌🏻 #Storytelling #MuseumExhibits #VisitorEngagement #CreativeCuration #Museums #ArtHistory #CulturalExperience #EducationThroughArt #InteractiveLearning #HeritagePreservation #linkedinblogs

A prototype from the Bluecadet project Flow for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, an immersive, entry experience for an exhibition of Netherlandish art. The room-scale experience pairs landscapes with soundscapes, using camera sensing and projections to reveal layers of content as visitors move through the space. Orienting a visitor to an experience is in art unto itself. A lot of museum experiences start with either a big panel of text or alternatively a linear intro video to orient the visitor to the experience. The MFA wanted to do something different, to create something cinematic but also interactive. And interactive but not requiring touch. To deliver content but not compel visitors to stand to read long blocks of text, to deliver key information, to set the mood and to keep the traffic from piling up in the entrance. One of the affordances of making this interactive is we get to test and iterate. We can play with the speed of how quickly things animate on, how dense or long the information is, text size, position, etc. It’s all code, so it’s easy to tweak, test and iterate. The link to the case study is the comments. See if you can spy the difference :) #prototype #museum #experiencedesign

S9 Takes the Stage: 3D Holography for Cultural Tourism Discover the S9, a 83cm window into history, art, and culture, transforming any exhibition space into a holographic theatre of the past. This is where 3D holography meets cultural tourism, creating experiences that are not only seen but lived. Visitors to your exhibition can witness historical battles unfold around them, see sculptures take form layer by layer, or stroll through ancient streets, all in a mesmerizing 3D space. The S9 doesn't just display art; it breathes life into it, allowing every brushstroke and chisel mark to tell its own story. For museums and cultural centers, the S9 offers a new dimension of storytelling. It's an educational tool, a bridge connecting the present to the past, and a canvas where history is painted in the air. The S9 is not just about displaying culture; it's about immersing your audience in the very essence of civilization. #3dhologram #3dGift #3dhologramfan #3dledfan #ZYCaraok

“Institutions and cultural organizations that care about art accessibility and preservation must be open to digital transformation. Embracing digital art and art digitization will ensure their relevance, broaden their reach to increasingly digital-savvy audiences and advance their fundamental mission: to preserve, display and educate.” #artandtechnology #digitalart #futureofmuseums #futureofcollecting #knowyouraudience #digitaltransformation #futureoftheartmarket  

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Ever walked into an exhibit that made your jaw drop? 👀 ... or maybe you scratched your head wondering? 🤔 Expect the unexpected?! ...Oscar Wilde nailed it, and it's spot-on when we starting thinking about how we can take today's exhibit design to the next funky level. Check out the pic - who'd have thought picture frame bits could create such an epic wall? That's the kind of outside-the-box thinking museums need! It's all about surprising visitors? Flip everyday stuff on its head, present info in mind-bending ways. Before you know it, your exhibit's not just a display - it's a whole experience. So, how do you shake things up in your projects? Drop your wild ideas below! 👇 #museum #creativity #exhibitdesign #art #inspiredimpact

Our approach: update GLAMkit after large builds, focusing on removal. https://lttr.ai/AULxS #GLAMkit #MuseumTech #DigitalCollections #ContentManagement #DjangoDevelopment #TechInnovation