Immersive work is no longer a side attraction tacked onto a performing arts calendar. At the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York, it is increasingly treated as a programming language—one that can expand access, strengthen community ties, and give artists new ways to stage emotion, memory, and presence. In this conversation with […]
How does an immersive work come to life and evolve? At XRMust we often ask ourselves this question, and one of the most rewarding experiences for me, both as a writer and as a participant, has been the chance to
Presented at South by Southwest 2023 (first chapter) and with a world premiere at GIFF 2023 in Geneva, Hsin-Chien Huang’s latest immersive VR experience – and first collaboration with Jean-Michel Jarre – is a disturbing yet incredibly fascinating reflection on
Partly halted by the Covid-19 crisis, which was very well controlled in South Korea, BIFAN could not proceed as planned. With its XR Beyond Reality selection, the festival is one of the highlights of the year. At the end of
The Virtual Reality section of the Venice Film Festival (La Mostra, included in the more global art event called the Biennale) returns in September 2021. A pioneer of the genre among A-festivals, Venice VR will be expanded again this year
Museum of the Moving Image will present On the Morning You Wake to Nuclear Threat: Exploring Social Impact Through Virtual Reality from January 20 to February 12. Co-presented by Games for Change, the exhibition features screenings of ON THE MORNING
At a time when immersive industries are still seeking a balance between creation, distribution, and sustainable business models, some careers offer a clearer reading of the shifts underway. Frédéric Bussière’s is one of them. A French artist who has long