Objects of Wonder: Drift at the Shed
The complex installations in "Fragile Future" induce a feeling of mystery and awe that is rare in today's art.
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How the Internet Ruined Art
Janet Kraynak describes digitization's adverse effects on the art world, but doesn't reckon with the problems of the art world that made it vulnerable to these changes.
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At Tribeca Immersive, Alton Glass Brings a Better View of Policing—and Diversity—to VR
Alton Glass first got into VR when he was placed in a NASCAR simulation. “When they put me in the pit with these big cars driving by it blew me away,” the movie director, best known for Cru…
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Virtual Tourism via Painted Panoramas
Today, virtual tourism is enabled by computer engineers. In the late eighteenth century, the task fell to painters.
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Reconstructing Reality with Lasers
Holography once seemed to present a new kind of bodily and pictorial space, a mode of communication that could unite a global humanity in a new sensorial community.
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A History of Presence
The aesthetics of virtual reality, and its promise of "magical" embodied experience, can be found in older experiments with immersive media.
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Buying Time
In a consumer culture that validates participation, immersive art makes experience a commodity.
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The Blockbuster Avant-Garde
The immersive experiences of teamLab fuse technology and emotion, thrill audiences, and break the gallery business model. Do they even need the art world?
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The View from Inside
The best immersive work, like any good art, draws on historical traditions and contemporary vernaculars, melding different ways of looking and making.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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