The wwwforum is a three-dimensional landscape, a communal space for artistic creation as well as events, exhibitions and experiments. It takes up typical elements of the NRW-Forum and augments them to produce an interactive experience space. The project is hosted by the platform JourneeX.
wwwforum
The NRW-Forum Düsseldorf in the metaverse
Open again from July
wwwforum c NRW Forum Düsseldorf Studio Christian Mio Loclair
Digital art needs digital spaces: on 30 March 2023, we will launch wwwforum, a virtual space that provides artists and visitors with a playground for experimentation and explores the possibilities of digital exhibitions. Together with Studio Christian Mio Loclair and the platform nextmuseum.io, the NRW-Forum is one of the first art institutions to step into the metaverse.
Take the step with us, explore the space, watch artists live at work or participate in exhibitions and events.
wwwforum © NRW Forum Düsseldorf / Studio Christian Mio Loclair
Past exhibitions
Christian Mio Loclair
Come out and dance
30.3.-14.5.2023
“Come out and dance”, is the latest digital artwork by Christian Mio Loclair and celebrates the new digital identity of the NRW-Forum Düsseldorf. Implemented at the intersections of artwork, digital architecture and future digital exhibition space for artists in residence - this new metaverse materializes the starting point of a new democratic home for the arts on a global digital stage - “the wwwforum”.
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wwwforum © NRW Forum Düsseldorf / Studio Christian Mio Loclair
From July 2023, residencies will allow artists to occupy the space. Participants will be selected via an open call on the platform nextmuseum.io – applications are open from 30 March to 30 April 2023. Further information can be found at: www.nextmuseum.io/
The platform nextmuseum.io is a collaborative project by the NRW-Forum/Kunstpalast Düsseldorf and the Museum Ulm with the aim of sustainably integrating swarm curation and co-creation into museum practice. Funded by the Digital Fund within the Digital Culture Programme of the German Federal Cultural Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
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