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Manifest.AR @ ICA

Manifest.AR is an international artists collective working with emergent forms of augmented reality as interventionist public art. The group sees this medium as a way of transforming public space and institutions by installing virtual objects and artworks, which respond to … Continue reading

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Manifest.AR Logo Proposals

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Augmented Reality: Manifest.AR, an augmented art manifesto in Wired

The AR Art Manifesto Endorsed by the founding members of the cyberartist group Manifest.AR, on 25 January 2011: Mark Skwarek, Sander Veenhof, Tamiko Thiel, Will Pappenheimer, John Craig Freeman, Christopher Manzione, and Geoffrey Alan Rhodes.

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Bushwick Augmented Reality Intervention 2010

Here is some documentation of the Bushwick Augmented Reality Intervention 2010, which was part of the 2010 Beta Spaces Exhibition. Will and Mark worked tirelessly on this project, and as I understand it, the work will remain up indefinitely.

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Bushwick Augmented Reality Intervention

Curated by Mark Skwarek, this project will overlay the Bushwick area with a site specific augmented reality that is viewed on mobile devices like iPhones and Androids. Viewers may walk around the Bushwick area and see 3d virtual objects as art, … Continue reading

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We AR in MoMA Intervention

Augmented Reality (AR) is the phenomenon adding virtual elements into our physical reality. These addition are viewable by pointing your contemporary smartphone to the world around you. The phone knows where you are (because of GPS) and with this data … Continue reading

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