Publish at August 03 2022 Updated August 03 2022
Can an exhibition be written? It seems so. Since the mid-20th century, curators and artists have increasingly designed exhibitions with a narrative thread in mind. This curatorial role has become even more democratized with the advent of digital exhibitions. The limitations of space and money are disappearing in favor of the experience, real or virtual.
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
You might also like:
Understanding the subtleties of music remixes
Music composition is not simple, but the most accessible is mixing. Whether it's through turntables or simply by using software, neophytes have access to this art through applications and video tutorials. This pleasure of remixing can even be used in other situations, including school.
Urban planning for all with Minecraft
In general, the citizens of a city have little interest in the urban planning of their locality. Yet place them in a game setting where they have the freedom to modify their neighborhoods at will and they will design workable, practical structures. A United Nations project is using the video game Minecraft to improve public places in cities in developing countries.
In the panoply of the carte blanche, I always prefer the one of the craft, the one that dances with a whirlwind of ideas, the one that carries towards a huge expansive and creative wave with multiple techniques and made possible thanks to the fact of having become skilled with our own hands. Let's discover the happiness that manual tasks bring and let's understand a little more the call of manual jobs that is intensifying.
From caterpillar to butterfly, Ephemeral Formations
Regeneration Matrix Group's ephemeral trainings on Whatsapp, a frugal way to teach essential subjects to communities in Francophone Africa that don't have access to a computer. A 4-year collaborative effort for large communities. But this is just the first step in the simple, frugal caterpillar to help the many. Ephemeral trainings, a track for the trainings of tomorrow.
Digital technology to revive lost buildings
Time is cruel to the buildings that man has built. How many monuments have been destroyed by war, natural disaster or simply an economic or political decision. Fortunately, these works are not lost forever. Experts in history and archaeology are working to bring them back to life using a 3D technology platform.
.
