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🥖🇫🇷 Anne Low & Dala Nasser: Temporary exhibition by L’INCONNUE in Paris @l.i.n.c.o.n.n.u.e @dala_nasser.pdf #linconnue #temporaryexhibition #duoshow #duoexhibition #paris #parisexhibition #dalanasser #annelow #painting #scuplture #installation #art #grlpwr #contemporaryart #ofluxoplatform @ofluxoplatform (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGDN7JTlhGi/?igshid=1wuq2ol8bja32

Today we’re sharing a sneak peek at the Trace Explorer, a part of the Tracing the Potter’s Wheel exhibition at the @allardpierson! For this mini game, we’re inviting you to step into the shoes of the archaeologist. Can you identify what traces are on each of the pots? Image details: 1 - The main menu of the game. Here you’ll find yourself in an archaeological lab, surrounded by sherd-filled crates. Your task is to study each of the pots on the table and record the traces you see on them. It seems pretty intimidating, but in the game you’ll find the tools you need to succeed. 2 - The Glossary, where the traces are explained in detail. You can see detail images there of what traces look like, highlighted to make identification easier. The description covers the shape of the trace as well as what might have caused it. 3 – Inspecting a pot. After selecting a pot from the table, you can study it by rotating it and switching between normal light and UV light to give some helpful hints! When you see traces, select them from the console to compile your report. This will be reviewed and scored by your digital supervisor! This mini game, along with the others, will be released on 1 October at the Allard Pierson’s ArcheoHotSpot and online. If you’re in Amsterdam in October, come have a look! If you’re not, we’ll be sharing links so you can play along in the digital exhibition. #immersiveheritage #playthepast #goingdigital #allardpierson #temporaryexhibition #interactivedisplay #museumathome #gamedev #minigame #devlog #heritageexplained #archaeologyexplained #experimentalarchaeology #madewithgodot #godot #b3d #wip (at Amsterdam, Netherlands) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiNi1Y6qUJ5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Where did Immersive Heritage come from? The inspiration for our work began in 2019 when our founder, an archaeologist, was collaborating on a temporary museum exhibition based on work that her research unit had completed. The topic of the exhibit appealed to her colleagues from near and far, but it was open for a very short time – just two weeks! Since the research itself was publicly funded, she and her colleagues wanted to ensure that their work could be readily available, but archiving an interactive exhibition (which you can see in this walkthrough video) posed a tricky problem. Looking for ways to digitally curate museum displays, a spark of interest was ignited. How can an interactive learning space be curated digitally? First the interest became a hobby, where she started thinking about how players engage with different types of games, from simple puzzles up through complex open world role playing games. Then the hobby became a passion, as she started taking on new skills in game development, museum curation, and different programming languages. Now, the passion has become a new way of approaching heritage communication, where a visitor to a museum might play a simple game on their mobile to learn more about an object, or a person might explore the evolution of a town’s historic district from their PC, or a teacher might turn their classroom into a temporary exhibition space with tablets and augmented reality. #immersiveheritage #whereitallbegan #playthepast #goingdigital #temporaryexhibition #interactivedisplay #museumathome #gamedev #devlog #heritageexplained #archaeologyexplained #experimentalarchaeology #madewithunrealengine (at Amsterdam, Nederland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch5BRViKxO-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Jasper Johns. I guess this is as American as painting gets. #jasperjohns #temporaryexhibition #americanart #americanartist (presso Philadelphia Museum of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/CW8rVsboJvp/?utm_medium=tumblr

A perfectly smooth transition of art. Paintings by David Hollington and Pavlos Habidis have returned to the kitchen and "new" (19th century) area of the house. The exhibition of artworks by Insetti Xilografi has moved on from La Macchina Fissa, but they will be back! We are planning another printing course with them for later this year! @insetti_xilografi #insettixilografi #woodblockprint #woodblockprinting #insettixilografi #temporaryexhibition #permanentcollection #lamacchinafissa #artcollections #artgallery #davidhollington (presso La Macchina Fissa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQIakJoL11Z/?utm_medium=tumblr

@jstewartkyoto temporary exhibition #hasukyoto #temporary & #ephemeral #temporaryexhibition #contemporaryart #japanesearchitecture #mobile #byobu #屏風 #kyoto (à HASU) https://www.instagram.com/p/B20vF58g3bF/?igshid=k0hccv10xo2o

@jstewartkyoto now unfolding screens for a temporary exhibition #ephemera #hasukyoto #temporary #temporaryexhibition #contemporaryart #japanesearchitecture #mobile #byobu #屏風 #kyoto (à HASU) https://www.instagram.com/p/B20uy1JgQ6P/?igshid=wyugqglqrmet