“Now at the Dawn of My Life,” an augmented reality work by John Giorno from the [AR]T initiative.CreditCreditApple
Augmented Central Park
Aug. 9-31 (and more ?) , 2019. New-York .
See an article in the New-York Times, by Sophie Haigney
Apple Transforms Central Park Into an Augmented Reality Gallery
Apple has launched an intiative called [AR]T, a curation of augmented reality
(AR) art featured in a series of guided walks in New York City's Central Park.
Apple worked with the New Museum to select artists to create an AR work that
has been choreographed into the landscape of the tour, using public space as
a canvas.
The walking tours will be free and open to the public, and similar events will
be offered in San Francisco, London, Paris, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Viewers will
be provided with headphones and an iPhone; along the route, in specific places,
works of art appear on the screen against the backdrop of the viewer's surroundings.
Said New Museum director Lisa Phillips, "The New Museum has always led
at the intersection of art and tech and we could not have asked for a better
partner in Apple to support the fantastic visions of these pioneering artists."