Digital Heritage 2018

VR-All-Art will have a booth at the Digital Heritage 2018 3rd International Congress & Expo in San Francisco

On October 27th and 28th, during the leading global event on digital technology for documenting, conserving and sharing heritage, visitors will have an opportunity to experience VR-All-Art and learn about how it strives to ensure the secure future of world heritage through the use of innovative technologies, including VR and blockchain.

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The online art fair, dubbed ArtCity October, opens to the public for virtual exploration today. Everyone who wishes to visit the fair can do so through the ArtCity website until the event ends on the 28th of this month. The online fair features a wide variety of art from the best dealers worldwide, from high-quality fine art, antiques, modern, as well as ancient art, old masters, and tribal art. As a technology partner for ArtCity October, VR-All-Art provides virtual representation for several fair exhibitors through its native technology.

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VR-All-Art Issues an OPEN CALL to All Museums and Cultural Institutions in Lockdown

As the global lockdown progresses, cultural institutions remain inaccessible, closed to the audiences indefinitely. To counteract this unfortunate situation, VR-All-Art has decided to open its platform several months ahead of schedule. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting social distancing, cultural institutions across the globe remain closed to the public and the only way to reach their audience is online.

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