The Alice in Wonderland-Themed Exhibition is Turning Virtual
Ellen Smith — September 23, 2020 — Art & Design
The physical opening of the Alice in Wonderland-themed exhibition is postponed until early next year, but in its place is a virtual experience hosted by England's V&A museum.
The tech-infused approach to the opening of Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser offers an immersive experience that serves as a place holder until consumers can go see the real event, offering a unique consolation event that keeps viewers healthy and socially distant. The exhibit will chronicle the influence of the novel, with includes Dali-inspired art and The Royal Ballet. Unlike other virtual events, those participating in this one are able to interact with other guests in the form of digital avatars.
The exhibition launches on March 27th, 2021.
Image Credit: Kristjana S Williams, V&A, Htc Vive Arts
The tech-infused approach to the opening of Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser offers an immersive experience that serves as a place holder until consumers can go see the real event, offering a unique consolation event that keeps viewers healthy and socially distant. The exhibit will chronicle the influence of the novel, with includes Dali-inspired art and The Royal Ballet. Unlike other virtual events, those participating in this one are able to interact with other guests in the form of digital avatars.
The exhibition launches on March 27th, 2021.
Image Credit: Kristjana S Williams, V&A, Htc Vive Arts
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