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With the help of Artsteps, gallery spaces and their exhibitions are about to get a little more virtual.
A few months ago, Google launched its very democratic Google Art Project,
which allows users to virtually tour 17 prominent museums around the
world.
The team behind
Artsteps is hoping to create a similar atmosphere of online art viewing, but in everyday (virtual) galleries with uploaded artwork from around the world.
On a basic level, the web-based program allows members to create
virtual, 3D spaces (that could potentially resemble their own galleries) and upload their own artwork to model on the walls
and in cases.
The virtual
exhibitions can then be viewed on the main website
or can be embedded into websites and blogs. There's also a community forum for exhibitions to be rated and discussed.
For more information, or to start creating your own virtual exhibition, check out the Artsteps website.
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