Category: Software
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New customer: The Residenzgalerie in Salzburg
The DomQuartier in Salzburg is an ensemble that presents the history and art treasures of the city in a unique way. Originally designed as a prince-archbishop’s residence, it now houses a diverse collection of works of art, historical artifacts and architectural treasures. From the magnificent rooms and sacred works of art in the cathedral to…
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New customer: Albertina Vienna
The Albertina Vienna is considered one of the most important art collections in the world with outstanding works from the 15th to the 21st century that offer a broad overview of art history. The museum helps to underline Vienna’s cultural diversity as an important center for art and culture. By using our exhibition planning software…
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AniMA – animating museum artefacts
The aim of the project is to develop suitable procedures and methods to enable museums to use interactive-immersive presentations to convey in the best possible way formerly movable and historically valuable exhibits that can no longer or only very rarely be shown in motion due to conservation conditions. Augmented, virtual and extended reality are to…
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Interview with Lea Schäfer, Curator at the Museum Reinhard Ernst
Visioning exhibitions before the museum is built The museum is still under construction, but the exhibition rooms should already be planned?In Wiesbaden, cura3D makes exactly that possible. A new public museum for abstract art is currently being built in the heart of Wiesbaden. It is called Museum Reinhard Ernst, named after the builder of the…
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Case Study // Galerie Tschudi (Zuoz)
case study Gallery Tschudi Zuoz, CH www.galerie-tschudi.ch The Tschudi Gallery was founded in 1985 by Ruedi Tschudi (1940-2019) and Elsbeth Bisig in Glarus. he gallery represents Swiss and international contemporary art and presents established artists* as well as newcomers. The gallery shows solo and group exhibitions, cooperates with international institutions and participates in international art…