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“A Sonic Journey Through Radio Art” The exhibition “Radiophonic Spaces” invites visitors to experience 100 years of radio art history in an interactive walk-in archive. More than 200 works by international artists are included in this installation, many of which are usually not accessible to the public. Suspended transmitter stations and a wifi-based tracking system turn the exhibition space into an interactive parcours. Equipped with a handheld and headphones, visitors explore the world of radio art by automatically tuning into snippets aired by the nearest transmitter station. In this way, they follow their ears through history on their individual journey. The pieces are …
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“A Sonic Journey Through Radio Art” The exhibition “Radiophonic Spaces” invites visitors to experience 100 years of radio art history in an interactive walk-in archive. More than 200 works by international artists are included in this installation, many of which are usually not accessible to the public. Suspended transmitter stations and a wifi-based tracking system turn the exhibition space into an interactive parcours. Equipped with a handheld and headphones, visitors explore the world of radio art by automatically tuning into snippets aired by the nearest transmitter station. In this way, they follow their ears through history on their individual journey. The pieces are …
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Secrets of the Past: Dion is a casual simulation game that follows the journey of an archaeological artefact, from its discovery to its museum exhibition. It is a first point of contact with the work of archaeologists and possibly a next generation museum app. In the game, you assume the role of a Director of Excavations. With your team of archaeologists, you run the excavation of the ancient Villa of Dionysus, unearth its thousands of years old treasures, join together artefact fragments and host an artefact exhibition. The team races against time, a constraint imposed on real-world archaeologists by limited funding and weather conditions. In the process, you inspect up close and …
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The Museum Center was opened on May 24, 2019 in one of the most beautiful historical VDNKh pavilions and is dedicated to the past, present and future of Cyrillic writing across Eastern Europe. The total area of the halls is 1600 m2, while its height with a spire — 42 m. It is both an architectural and cultural monument, a listed building that was carefully restored for the purpose. The Center is a unique institution for Russia that combines museum facilities with educational complex. Some of its areas were designed as multi-functional and could be easily transformed for cultural activities. The exhibition space is divided into several thematic areas and includes a lecture hall/ theater …
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Digital Storytelling to connect with the Roman Past -- “Ebutius’s Dilemma” is a digital storytelling experience developed for the Hunterian Museum at the University of Glasgow. It tells the story of a Roman centurion who left his mark on the Antonine Wall in Scotland. The Antonine Wall was the Roman Empire's most northerly frontier and is today part of a Unesco World Heritage Site. The Hunterian Museum hosts an outstanding collection of objects from the Wall. The "Ebutius’s Dilemma" EMOTIVE experience uses digital storytelling to interpret the objects at the Hunterian's "The Antonine Wall: Rome's Final Frontier" display. It was designed to help visitors connect with the …
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How can you bring old archived documents back to life? We have been developing an exciting interactive quest for the National Archive together with exhibition designers Platform through a specially developed story archive. You will experience how the time, the place and the circumstances in which you were born will influence the opportunities and choices you have or don’t have in the ‘Who am I, who were you?’ exhibition.
