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Immersive art experiences have become quite the sensation in recent years. You've probably heard of them or even had the chance to attend one yourself.
Immersive art experiences are driven by technology, engage multiple senses and transport you into a living artwork or a different world.
Imagine stepping into a space surrounded by larger-than-life visuals, captivating sounds, and interactive elements. From sophisticated new-media installations to animated retrospectives of renowned painters, the range of immersive art projects is vast.
There are countless unique immersive art experiences worldwide that offer innovative and engaging ways to interact with art.
But they are not without criticism. Love them or hate them, these experiences provide valuable lessons that we, as museum educators, can learn from and apply in our own environments.
Listen in to find out more!
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How to Look at Art (Slowly)
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Curated newsletter by Claire Bown
New Yorker article https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-valley/the-rise-and-rise-of-immersive-art
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Immersive art experiences have become quite the sensation in recent years. You've probably heard of them or even had the chance to attend one yourself.
Immersive art experiences are driven by technology, engage multiple senses and transport you into a living artwork or a different world.
Imagine stepping into a space surrounded by larger-than-life visuals, captivating sounds, and interactive elements. From sophisticated new-media installations to animated retrospectives of renowned painters, the range of immersive art projects is vast.
There are countless unique immersive art experiences worldwide that offer innovative and engaging ways to interact with art.
But they are not without criticism. Love them or hate them, these experiences provide valuable lessons that we, as museum educators, can learn from and apply in our own environments.
Listen in to find out more!
Links
Support the Show
How to Look at Art (Slowly)
Join the Slow Looking Club Community on Facebook
Curated newsletter by Claire Bown
New Yorker article https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-valley/the-rise-and-rise-of-immersive-art

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