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Digital art in public spaces | CSDM
Discover how CSDM brought digital art to metro stations with the Let's Play Art Gallery during Museumnacht Amsterdam. A world first with DOOH, augmented reality and ArtCloud.
From Amsterdam to Antwerp
In the Netherlands, City Media Rotterdam led the way in 2008 with a programme in which artists showed the 'virtual mirror image' of the city. CSDM extended this approach to networks in Antwerp, but above all in Amsterdam, where cultural, social and historical content reflected the developments of a modern metropolis. The metro stations featured, among other things, filmed portraits of Amsterdammers. In Antwerp, animated poems gave the screens extra 'stopping power'.
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Let's Play Art Gallery brings augmented reality to public transport
With the Let's Play Art Gallery during Museumnacht (Museum Night) in Amsterdam, part of the digital art database ArtCloud, CSDM went a step further than in the examples above. Using almost sixty large digital screens across three metro stations, a digital museum with its own art route was created for the very first time (a world first!). Augmented reality also added an extra dimension to the content: viewers could use a device to get information about the works and their creators.
The Let's Play Art Gallery could be seen on Saturday 2 November at the Weesperplein, Waterlooplein and Centraal Station metro stations. Artists could submit their work via letsplay.amsterdam. Entrants also had a chance to win the main prize of €1,500.
The Let's Play Art Gallery could be seen on Saturday 2 November 2019 at the Weesperplein, Waterlooplein and Centraal Station metro stations. Entrants also had a chance to win the main prize of €1,500.
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