Immersive exhibitions are a new and specialized exhibition genre that integrates audiences in a three-dimensionally reconstructed space to enjoy artworks and feel the illusion of space, time and environment. Today, with the development of technology, new types of exhibitions are emerging and being introduced to a variety of audiences. However, many professionals and artists still criticize immersive exhibitions and claim that they will have negative impacts on people’s experience and perception of art. This paper refutes this argument and argues that immersive exhibitions will become more prevalent than conventional exhibitions in the future because they engage all the five senses of audience, enable interactions between visitors and artworks, integrate advanced technology to serve various objectives, provide people with more opportunities to experience artworks through new devices anytime and anywhere. In the future, immersive exhibitions will push the boundaries of what art can be by entering and cooperating with new sectors and industries such as education, science, history and cultural research and study and so on.
Image Caption Title: App “JAPAR”
Make an AR app for audiences to find and experience the Japanese artists’ artworks in New York city. Have fun to enjoy the AR artworks.
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