Adrian Sutton Gallery VSPACE

VSPACE, the online exhibition space of Adrian Sutton Gallery: 10 virtual exhibitions between May 2021 and September 2023, built by Wide VR in WebGL and explorable in real time in the browser.
Year
2021
Scope
WebGL Virtual Exhibitions, Real-Time 3D
Timeline
2021 - 2023
Live project
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Neon installation in an Adrian Sutton VSPACE online exhibition by Wide VR

VSPACE: the online gallery of Adrian Sutton

Adrian Sutton is a gallerist specialising in post-war and contemporary art, with an exhibition programme in Paris and Brussels and an online exhibition space called VSPACE. Wide VR built all the VSPACE exhibitions: real-time 3D gallery spaces in WebGL that visitors explored directly in the browser, moving freely between the works as in a physical show.

10 exhibitions in two and a half years

Between May 2021 and September 2023 VSPACE hosted 10 exhibitions, from Enrique Martínez Celaya's The Song of Claims, the first, to Tomiwa Arobieke's Blind Love, the last, with shows by François Morellet, Marius Bercea, Jonas Burgert, Joe Reihsen, Foster Sakyiamah, Nasan Tur, Elizabeth Sekyiamah and Marcel Rusu. The full list is on the Adrian Sutton Gallery website.

It follows the same WebGL approach as Massimo De Carlo VSPACE, with 16 exhibitions built between 2020 and 2023.

Related solution: Art & Heritage.

Arched painting in an Adrian Sutton VSPACE exhibition in real-time 3D
Neon tubes on the floor and the wall in an Adrian Sutton VSPACE exhibition
Arched painting in a white room of the Adrian Sutton VSPACE online gallery

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