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#1026: Four Quillsfest VR Commissions by Theatre Makers & XR Artists Produced by Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Artizen, & Museum of Other Realities
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in collaboration with Artizen producers Ana Brzezińska and René J. Pinnell commissioned & produced four VR pieces that premiered at the inaugural Quillsfest, which was a two-day event November 19-20 held within the Museum of Other Realities. Each of these commissions paired established theatre makers with veteran XR artists to produce four different types of VR experiences that blend the design practices from a broad range of design disciplines. There were also five behind-the-scenes exhibition installations giving insight into the creative process of a variety of different XR productions, some of which had more live performance aspects. All of these pieces are still available to be seen within the Museum of Other Realities until December 18th, which requires a PCVR system to see them.
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By Voices of AIThe Oregon Shakespeare Festival in collaboration with Artizen producers Ana Brzezińska and René J. Pinnell commissioned & produced four VR pieces that premiered at the inaugural Quillsfest, which was a two-day event November 19-20 held within the Museum of Other Realities. Each of these commissions paired established theatre makers with veteran XR artists to produce four different types of VR experiences that blend the design practices from a broad range of design disciplines. There were also five behind-the-scenes exhibition installations giving insight into the creative process of a variety of different XR productions, some of which had more live performance aspects. All of these pieces are still available to be seen within the Museum of Other Realities until December 18th, which requires a PCVR system to see them.