Recent alumni use augmented reality in exhibition

Studio art majors Al Dilorenzo ‘19, Ivy Distler ‘18, Lexi Dungan ‘19 use new technologies including augmented reality in a post-COVID exhibition.

This interactive exhibit brings together art and technology to imagine alternate realities using augmented reality technology, also called AR. Each artwork comes to life using a free app called EyeJack. The show features work by Denison alumni,Al Dilorenzo ‘19, Ivy Distler ‘18, Lexi Dungan ‘19, and others and will be open daily from 12pm-6pm until August 10th. There will also be a closing reception Friday August 7th from 5pm-8pm, which you are welcome to attend!

The gallery is located in Historic Dublin at 36 N. High St.

For everyone’s safety, we encourage people to wear a mask in the gallery!

Posted date: August 14, 2020

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