Best virtual art gallery
Broadway Augmented
There's nothing quite like free art that doesn't require following the social norms of viewing it while inside a swanky museum. From September 13 through October 31, all you need to do is saunter down to Broadway between 21st and Ninth streets with a smartphone or tablet, download the Augmented Reality app, and
voilà: virtual public art will appear when you hold up your smart device. The art is multimedia, and includes “two-dimensional” wall murals on buildings and “three-dimensional” lanterns that look like they are hanging off buildings. Another bonus: Walking down Broadway in pajamas—or whatever ultra-casual wear you prefer, really—is more acceptable than wearing them in, say, the Crocker Art Museum.
On Broadway, between 21st and Ninth streets;
www.broadwayaugmented.net.
J.M.
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