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Digital Art House

Description

Event:

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Target group:

• Niche of digital enthusiasts • Digital-curious public

Purposes:

• A new way of experiencing art for visitors • Environment of face-to-face and ‘face-to-art’ interaction

European initiative reference:

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Info

Latvia

Space Needed: Small

Activity:

Digital Art House is the space where art comes alive, where people may teleport to other dimensions. It holds immersive 360? art exhibitions and cultural events.

Contact

tel.: +371 24883848 e-mail: info@digitalarthouse.eu

Website

Strengths

Digital art as the museum vision
High digital skills of the staff
New target groups
New exhibition every 3-4 months
New digital products every 1-2 months (list of areas of ongoing development)
A brand-new event every 1-2 months

Weaknesses

High skills required for the implementation and the management of digital tools
Difficulties in going beyond the niche

Digital Solutions

Multimedia exhibitions
Generative art exhibitions
Photo exhibitions 360 degrees
Educational movies 360 degrees
HD projections
360 cinemas
Surround Sound
Yoga in digital video surround

Methodology

Multimedia exhibitions are extremely customisable. One can be very creative in trying to build a path or exhibition using digital tools. As regards the set-up, the elements that certainly cannot be lacking are projectors, speakers and screens. Then you can also consider using lights and sensors.

Resources needed and start-up costs

360° video realisation: from 600 euros (5 min)
Projector: 450/3.000 euros
Professional surround sound speakers: 500/2.000 euros
No-fungible token: from 10/100 euros

Possible low cost solution

To lower the costs of equipment for multimedia exhibitions, you can look for offers and promotions or you can buy used equipment.
It is also possible to realise 360° videos and virtual tours on free platforms such as Paneek, simply by uploading panoramic photos.

Transferable innovative principles and methods

1. Multimedia Exhibition: the space for imagination

There are new exhibitions every 3-4 months, and visitors can immerse himself into masterpieces of Van Gogh, Monet, Degas, Kandinsky, Klimt, and many others.

In addition to multimedia exhibitions, the museum makes its halls available as spaces for many kinds of events. Thanks to the digital projections and other digital tools, absolutely any atmosphere can be created. Digital art's dynamism, as well as the dynamism of the museum, makes spaces come alive as in everyone’s imagination.

Source: https://digitalarthouse.eu/en

2. Generative art exhibition (non-fungible token art - NFT)

The generative art exhibition is a unique symbiosis of creativity and modern technology. The artist creates an algorithm that produces an infinite number of unique images with a series of random parameters, but at the same time with a single concept.

Source : https://digitalarthouse.eu/shvembldr_en

The result can be static, moving, 3D or even virtual; each image is unique and has no analogues. Guests at the exhibition can interact with the digital tools and the images themselves, becoming co-authors of the work.