This Week in London – National Gallery works transformed into light and sound "experiences"
• The National Gallery has unveiled a new project which sees some of its most famous works represented as 360 degree light and sound "experiences". KIMA: Colour in 360, the work of the Analema Group, uses colour data to transforms the works which include Van Gogh's A Wheatfield, with Cypresses, Monet's Water-Lilies, Setting Sun. While the first two works can be viewed online, a third – based on van Eyck's The Arnolfini Portrait – will come later. The work was commissioned by new digital studio National Gallery X (or NGX) and is part of a digital events programme which, on 16th June, will also see the first of a series of one-night immersive events being held in collaboration with London's media art platform Art in Flux. 'ART IN FLUX @ NGX' will present cutting-edge artwork exploring the boundaries between art and technology and feature the work pf pioneering media artists, researchers and academics. To see the first two works and for more about the programme head to www.nationalgallery.org.uk/whats-on/analema-at-ngx. PICTURE: KIMA: Colour Van Gogh © Analema Group. 2020.
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