Myth and Magic: Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea

Have you ever been to a gallery or museum exhibition where only the front of a sculpture or ornament is visible in the display cabinet? What if you could explore the item with your fingertips from every angle in life-size scale? We’ve joined forces with the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) to create a new way for visitors to interact with the artefacts in the Myth + Magic: Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea exhibition. By developing a new 3D content platform that uses open web standards, the physical exhibits have been transformed into fully interactive digital sculptures. Go on, explore.
Video transcript available here: www.csiro.au/DP...

[@Evaculek]

Big thanks and congratulations to the Myth and Magic team! Fantastic exhibition - the lighting is impeccable and the 3D touch screens are really successful.

[@RodneyStart]

I look forward to viewing the exhibition. Very impressive.

[@ericcoote1885]

Great stuff. Great exhibition too. Hope 3D imaging takes off but not holding my breath. Maybe when software becomes available and volunteers have access to Institutions.

[@4672-m9f]

This artifacts should go back home

[@fellowcitizen]

[@d.l.7399]

That doesn't help the visitor, but the curator...