Immersive Art Deserves Greater Recognition
Tom Millen’s goal is to see immersive projects recognised as its own segment in the wider art world. Source: immersive art deserves greater recognition and a wider – Inavate Magazine
Holovis to bring immersive domes to UK shopping centre
Property developer Landsec and immersive entertainment designer Holovis are to launch two immersive projection domes at a shopping centre this autumn. ApolloDomes comprises two 19m indoor domes that will offer visitors to Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth the chance to explore … Continued
Whitwam AVI balances tradition and technology at Saint
Whitwam AVI has designed and installed future-proof AV, broadcast and CCTV systems at Saint Michael’s Abbey, a historic Benedictine monastery in the UK. Living a traditional life of prayer, work and study, the community of monks at Saint Michael’s welcomed … Continued
Hive Brings Nature to Life in David Attenborough Immersive Experience
Staged in the iconic Jerwood Gallery, this landmark exhibition invites visitors on a spectacular 360-degree journey through the intertwined histories of humanity and the Earth. Narrated by Sir David himself and produced by Open Planet Studios, the experience blends projection-mapped … Continued
Educating Yorkshire review – the joyful return of this school show is just the blast of optimism we need
The comeback of Channel 4’s fly-on-the-wall series is perfectly timed. It’s a moving, uplifting look at how children can shine with support. What a tonic for all the bad news stories about education in Britain. Source: Educating Yorkshire review – … Continued
Terence Stamp: the mesmerisingly seductive dark prince of British cinema
“A stranger arrives, makes love to everyone and then leaves,” said Pier Paolo Pasolini to Terence Stamp, outlining the plot of his 1968 classic Theorem. “That’s your part.” Stamp exclaimed: “I can play that.” It was the role that the … Continued