Castel Tirolo Museum Offers Avatar-Guided Tours for Contemporary Art Show
The forced closure of museums due to the pandemic has led to innovative solutions for art accessibility. The Museo storico-culturale della Provincia di Bolzano Castel Tirolo has launched avatar-guided tours for its exhibition "L'Arte può. Excursus su atteggiamenti artistici contemporanei," running until June 6. The tours allow visitors to explore 12 works through human-like avatars that interact with the pieces and other visitors. The exhibition is co-funded by the European Community through Erasmus+ and serves as a platform for mediation and learning across visual and performing arts, music, and literature, featuring artists from Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria, and Italy.
Key facts
- Museo storico-culturale della Provincia di Bolzano Castel Tirolo created avatar-guided tours for its exhibition.
- Exhibition titled 'L'Arte può. Excursus su atteggiamenti artistici contemporanei' runs until June 6.
- The avatar tours allow interaction with 12 artworks and other visitors.
- The exhibition is co-funded by the European Community via Erasmus+.
- It serves as a platform for mediation and learning across visual and performing arts, music, and literature.
- Artists from Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria, and Italy are featured.
- The initiative responds to forced museum closures during the pandemic.
- Visitors can discover and interact with the exhibition while waiting for physical reopening.
Entities
Institutions
- Museo storico-culturale della Provincia di Bolzano Castel Tirolo
- European Community
- Erasmus+
Locations
- Bolzano
- Italy
- Liechtenstein
- Germany
- Austria