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Present Futures: Virtual and Augmented Reality in Art
An introduction to the fascinating world of virtual and augmented realities and how they are changing contemporary art and its institutions, delivered in collaboration with Acute Art. Monday 28 August – Friday 1 September 2023 10.30am – 5pm BST daily Providing unparalleled access to globally recognised artists, designers, entrepreneurs and art world practitioners involved […]
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Mark Leckey
The Bridge (2023) | Virtual Reality Exploring the technical developments shaping the world around us and society’s transformation by the internet and advancing technologies, Mark Leckey’s first virtual reality artwork is produced using point cloud visualisation to create a dark and dreamlike experience. Working in VR, Leckey fosters a deeper experiential connection with the audience, as the viewer delves into the […]
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Ho Tzu Nyen
Language (2021) | Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality The Kyoto School is a network of scholars formed around the figure of the Japanese philosopher Kitaro Nishida (1870–1945), who is typically regarded as a key figure of Japanese modern philosophy. In this work, we hear fragments of 3 texts by 3 different members of the Kyoto School. […]
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Carsten Höller
7.8 Reduced Reality App (2022) | Augmented Reality Users are able to augment reality (or reduce reality, which seems more apt) by seeing their screens flicker at 7.8 Hz, a frequency that stimulates brain waves and, after a while, may induce hallucinations – see Light Wall (Outdoor Version), 2021, 7.8 Hz (Vitrine with Golden Fly […]
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David Shrigley
Worm (2021) | Augmented Reality Commissioned by Maison Ruinart, the world’s oldest champagne house, British artist David Shrigley presents the champagne legacy with an offbeat and unrelenting sense of humour. His mischievous art sheds a new light on the vineyard, its heritage and craftsmanship. Shrigley’s sharp eye studies the curious and well-kept secrets of champagne […]
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Julie Curtiss
Lune (2021) | Augmented Reality Julie Curtiss examines intimacy and privacy in public in her work Lune, 2021. The artist is known for making her paintings appear like sculptural works; however, Lune, 2021 is the first time she has brought one of them to life using AR. Here she depicts a nude woman with her […]
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Lee Bul
Willing To Be Vulnerable – Metalized Balloon Ver. AR22 (2022) | Augmented Reality and NFT Among the foremost contemporary Korean artists of her generation, Lee Bul creates works that reflect her philosophical exploration of 20th century cultural history. Exploring issues ranging from societal gender roles and the perceived failure of progressivist ideals to the relationship […]
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Hilma af Klint
Paintings for the Temple (2022) | NFT The NFT series Hilma af Klint – Paintings for the Temple are from the official catalogue raisonné produced by Stolpe Publishing, presented by Acute Art and available on the GODA platform. Whilst the physical paintings belong to the not-for-profit Hilma af Klint Foundation and will never be for […]