Carsten Höller on His New Participatory Work: ‘It Makes the Phone Freak Out’
The artist will debut a new participatory artwork at Dreamverse next week.
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The Shed’s Augmented Reality Exhibition Imagines the Phone as a Portal to Other Worlds
By using the Acute Art app, viewers can see monumental works by ten artists appear on the plaza at Hudson Yards.
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High-Tech Works at Tribeca Film Festival Ambitiously Ponder What Makes Us Human
The films included consider a dying language, the aquatic world of whales, and more.
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Augmented Dreams
Acute Art and other AR platforms offer artists exciting new art-making and art-marketing opportunities—but always within the parameters of big tech.
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The Year in Technology: Augmented Reality Works, New Digital Art Platforms, and Much More from 2019
A look back at how museums, auction houses, and artists experimented with technology in 2019.
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Apple’s AR Experience Puts Products Ahead of Art
Rather than provide a truly public experience, Apple in particular seems insistent on replacing the commons and becoming a universal, inescapable privatized framework.
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Sink or Sink: Mel Chin in Times Square
Like Chin's virtual boats, the strongholds of the wealthy will get a few more years of existence than the rest of us. But they'll eventually rust out and sink, too.
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Amir Baradaran Gives Tourists a Reason to Photograph Famous Art
As of yesterday, users of Frenchising Mona Lisa, an Augmented Reality (AR) smart phone application, can take Amir Baradaran's conceptual art anywhere. Focusing their camera phones on the eternally…
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Inside This 19th-Century Building in the South of France That’s Been Transformed Into a Luxury Hotel
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Chloé Is Making Its Fashions Instantly Traceable — and Resale-ready
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Roger Waters Says He’s Re-Recording ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ — Without Pink Floyd
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NFL Preps for Burst of Stadium Construction After Recent Quiet Era
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