Andy Yang is a multi-disciplinary artist known for his abstract visual and sound experimentations. His project as part of the Bus.Stop.Art initiative in Singapore was enhanced with augmented reality. We reached out to Andy to discuss the project in more...

Unless you've been living under a rock — and no judgments here, if you have, the real world is a lot to take in right now — you've probably heard the latest buzzword going around. Or, if you want to...

Claire Luxton is a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist based out of the UK working with photography, installation, poetry and painting. Her latest project is a window display enhanced with augmented reality commissioned by L'Occitane for their flagship store on Regent Street...

Station Rose is a musical / visual art duo based in Vienna, Austria. They have been working in the digital space and pushing the boundaries of art since the 80s. We interviewed Elisa Rose and Gary Danner, the duo behind...

Earlier this year, Artivive launched an open call inviting our community of artists to bring masterpieces of the Paris Musées to life using augmented reality. This project came about when the city of Paris launched an Open Content policy, making...

Paris Musées recently allowed copyright-free access to the use of 150k of their artworks. We at Artivive have seized this opportunity and launched an open call to bring these masterpieces into augmented reality. The result was an exhibition at the...

Augmented reality can bring a painting to life and allow it to tell its own story, and even allows you to participate in the conversation. Only recently, Artivive has published an open call to its artistic community to bring the...

Only recently, Artivive launched an open call to bring the masterpieces of the Paris Musées into augmented reality. We asked our artist community to break the boundaries of the traditional media, by adding a digital layer to classical works of...

Augmented reality is proving to be a powerful new tool for museums to update and transform the art world. Just recently, the Museums from Paris gave full access to over 150,000 artworks for the world to use for free. Artivive...

TL;DR The current situation puts museums in a tough position. With missing tourists, museums have to find a way to reconnect with local communities. The easiest and cheapest way is through technology. This is the best time to define the...