Art and Virtual Reality. How Innovation and New Technologies Can Shape the Future of the Exhibition.
Published: 15.05.2020
Virtual exhibitions are not dreams of the future anymore, and this is not only due to the fact that museums, galleries and cultural institutions are closed because of the current situation, but above all due to the fact that technology has made great progress in recent years.
Klimt02 joins this movement and offers galleries, jewellers, and institutions the possibility to show their events through the #Virtualexhibitions with the main objective is to reach a global audience and enable the audience to interact, access, and explore jewellery in the comfort of their homes.
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