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In a time when so many are unable to travel to see exhibitions or visit fairs in person, the AR feature brings art to you, allowing users to experiment and ‘place’ select artworks either inside their own homes, or wherever they’d like to see the works situated. Below, we’ve outlined a few simple steps for how you can use this technology yourself, alongside some examples from friends of the gallery.
AR Installation view: Rita Ackermann’s ‘Mama, Bon Jour Monsieur Bernard’ (2020), submitted by Piet Oudolf
AR Installation view: David Smith’s ‘Lunar Arcs on One Leg’ (1956 –1962)
The works included are Rita Ackermann’s ‘Mama, Bon Jour Monsieur Bernard’ (2020), Ed Clark’s ‘Untitled’ (2009), Philip Guston‘s ‘Untitled’, 1973, Matthew Day Jackson’s ‘Ghost Bouquet V’ (2020), David Smith’s ‘Lunar Arcs on One Leg’ (1956 –1962), and Jack Whitten’s ‘Feedback Loops, II (The Curse of Ivan Meštrović)’ (2013). They will all be freely available to experience in AR for the duration of the fair.
Matthew Day Jackson’s ‘Ghost Bouquet V’ (2020)
Scan QR code to view in Augmented Reality
To activate the Augmented Reality tool:
To record:
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Art Basel Miami Beach runs from 2 – 6 December, 2020. Our presentation will be on view across both artbasel.com and vip-hauserwirth.com.