Beyond Matter, Within Space : Curatorial and Art Mediation Techniques on the Verge of Virtual Reality

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Beyond Matter, Within Space : Curatorial and Art Mediation Techniques on the Verge of Virtual Reality / Edited by Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás with Marianne Schädler ; Authors: Paul Aguraiuja, Ali Akbar Mehta, Kristaps Ancāns, Corina L. Apostol, Constança Babo, Amanda Beech, Philippe Bettinelli, Giulia Bini, Andreas Broeckmann, Julie Champion Lagadec, Annet Dekker, Adela Demetja, Lily Díaz-Kommonen, Krischan Ditsch, Dennis Dizon, Jan Elantkowski, Irmgard Emmelhainz, Elena Esposito, Fruzsina Feigl, Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan, Marialaura Ghidini, Jiří Gruber, Esteban Gutiérrez-Jiménez, Graham Harman, Kai-Uwe Hemken, Yannick Hofmann, Johanna Jolen Kuzmenko, Borbála Kálmán, Helen Kaplinsky, Sebastian Klein, Felix Koberstein, Bogna Konior, Moritz Konrad, Sybille Krämer, Laura Kuusk, Camille Laurelli, Marcella Lista, Anna Longo, Elen Lotman, Mauro Martino, Cvijeta Miljak, Daria Mille, Felix Mittelberger, Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás, Elena Papadaki, Christiane Paul, Anastasia Philimonos, Siim Preiman, Cecilia Preiß, Simon Schneebiegl, Gaia Tedone, Amanda Tristão Parra, Annette Urban, Marie Vicet, Kim West, Siegfried Zielinski ; Translations: Liz Carrey-Libbrecht, Lauren K. Wolfe, Dan Lawler, Marianne Schädler. - Berlin : Hatje Cantz Verlag ; Karlsruhe : ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, 2023. - 576 stron : ilustracje, fotografie ; 27 cm.

Temat: Rzeczywistość wirtualna ; Dziedzictwo kulturowe ; Wystawiennictwo ; Wystawy cyfrowe ; Sztuka cyfrowa ; Praca zbiorowa

Czytelnia: Kultura Wizualna

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Streszczenie: Exhibitions are sites of knowledge production and exchange, and their spatial qualities are central to contextualizing the information harbored within the artworks they present. In virtual emulations of exhibitions, immersion is not bound to geographical location but to the interplay between materiality and representation. Bringing together partners from around and beyond Europe, the research project Beyond Matter (2019–23) aimed to make sense of the interdependence between physical and virtual and to decipher the impact of that interdependence on the spatial aspects of producing, curating, and mediating art. In exploring the so-called virtual condition, the project proposed new modes for preserving cultural heritage while probing the potentials of digital world-making. This publication, Beyond Matter, Within Space. Curatorial and Art Mediation Techniques on the Verge of Virtual Reality, offers a comprehensive overview of the multifaceted research activities conducted by the Beyond Matter partners and takes a deeper look at the enfoldments of virtual reality. In interviews, scholarly essays, and other texts, the authors document the project outcomes and expand on its theoretical foundations.