Tag Archive | Van Gogh Museum
ARTWORKS FROM FRENCH MUSEUMS – VIA TWITTER!
See French Art on Twitter – Fine Art in the New Media DianeDrubay|Buzzeum@DianeDrubay On October 14, 2015, Diane Drubay tweeted: “The French Minister of Culture @fleurpellerin launches http://www.images-art.fr @GrandPalaisRmn #museum #imagesdart.” One might say, “So what, people tweet lots of stuff.” However, this shows how through a simple tweet, you can unlock high resolution images from French Art, […]
VISIT THE MUNCH : VAN GOGH EXHIBITION via THE NEW MEDIA
The Van Gogh Museum has been a leader in the use of the New Media to make Art accessable to everyone, regardless of location, station, or wealth. Indeed, the first two posts of this blog which reports on the use of tools of the New Media by the Van Gogh Museum: The Van Gogh Museum, […]
ART & SCIENCE – New Netherlands Institute for Conservation, Art and Science research centre unites art and science
Re-blogged from ArtDaily 9/30/15: Netherlands Institute for Conservation, Art and Science (NICAS)“A new research centre, the Netherlands Institute for Conservation, Art and Science (NICAS), launched last week. Minister of Education, Culture & Science Jet Bussemaker officially opened the centre during an event at the Rijksmusum. The unique NICAS research centre brings together art history, conservation and […]
E – MUSEUEMS: TECHNOLOGY AND THE NEW VAN GOGH PAINTING “SUNSET AT MONTMAJOUR”
Van Gogh Museum Discovers New Painting by Vincent van Gogh: Sunset at Montmajour “The Van Gogh Museum has discovered a new painting by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890): Sunset at Montmajour (1888). Director Axel Rüger: “A discovery of this magnitude has never before occurred in the history of the Van Gogh Museum. It is already a […]
E-MUSEUMS VAN GOGH MASTERPIECES AS YOU’VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE
Wheatfield Under Thunderclouds New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday at 8:30pm ET This blog has written about the the Van Gogh Museum, and the Van Gogh Letters before as two of the finest examples of a museum’s adaptation and use of New Media technology to make art accessible – to everyone. Now, the Van Gogh […]
E-MUSEUMS: MUSEUM COOL IN SPAIN AT THE PRADO / E-MUSEOS: MUSEO EN ESPAÑA EN EL PRADO
New Post goes up every Wednesday, 8:30 pm, ET. This post is another our series exploring the use of the New Media by museums throughout the world to fulfill their mission to make art accessible to the public. The Prado Museum joins an impressive and growing number of museums who have seized the challenges of […]
E – MUSEUMS – THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART ROCKS!
New Post Goes Up Every Wed. @8:30PM ET CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART – FINE ART IN THE NEW MEDIA The Cleveland Museum of Art’s Gallery One, opened in January 2013, and, as the Gallery’s website indicates, “features the largest multi-touch microtile screen in the United States, which displays images of over 3,500 objects from the […]
ENHANCED E- BOOK, E+, BIOGRAPHY – VAN GOGH & POLLOCK
Second in a Series of 3 on The Enhanced e-book, e+. New Post goes up each Wednesday at 8:30 pm ET.30 WHAT CAN BR DONE WITH AN E+ BIOGRAPHY? The possibilities are endless. How about looking at what we could do with these two different artists. VINCENT VAN GOGH We’ve chosen Van Gogh: The Life, the […]
E-MUSEUMS: THE VERSAILLES / GOOGLE PARTNERSHIP
GOOGLE ART CONTINUES TO ASTOUND In a unique partnership with Chateau Versailles, GoogleArt and Google Cultural Institute have produced one of the highest examples yet of Fine Art in the New Media. Just take a look at this:
The Van Gogh Museum
The goal of this blog, Whither the Book, is to break new ground regarding how fine art is presented in the digital age. This includes research and reports on the efforts by publishers, artists, museums and websites, tools, applications, and digital devices to adapt and present Fine Art in the New Media, and suggest new […]
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