One of them is Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, which collaborated with Apple to get us this incredible 5-hour footage of the inside of this impressive museum.

The video takes us through 45 galleries, shows 588 works, and even includes live performances from ballet dancers and composer Kirill Richter. Apple shot it as a way to showcase the battery life and performance on their new iPhone 11. 

“This video to me is all about connection through time,” ArtNet quoted filmmaker Axinya Gog. “Art that is timeless meets modern life and state-of-the-art technology.” Gog and her team created the single-shot video during their six-hour visit to the museum. See it below.

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Another great thing about modern museums is that lately, they are real marvels of modern architecture. They will enchant you with their grand exterior and then capture your heart with their interior – and Fluctuart is one of those! Fluctuart is the first center of floating urban art and it floats on the Seine River, between the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. This floating building is three stories tall and has 11 000 square feet and a collections of street artwork from different urban artists like Banksy, as well as a place for new and upcoming artists.  

For a complete experience, you can enjoy yourself in the museum’s rooftop restaurant and bar from where you’ll have a magnificent view, a skateboard deck as a menu and a bookstore. Finally, you can be part of many events and workshops organized in the museum.  

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He thought it would be funny to capture visitors who match the artwork in a funny way. Stefan visited various museums across Europe and eventually took these photos – aren’t they amazing?

Scroll and enjoy!

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One of them is Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, which collaborated with Apple to get us this incredible 5-hour footage of the inside of this impressive museum.

The video takes us through 45 galleries, shows 588 works, and even includes live performances from ballet dancers and composer Kirill Richter. Apple shot it as a way to showcase the battery life and performance on their new iPhone 11. 

“This video to me is all about connection through time,” ArtNet quoted filmmaker Axinya Gog. “Art that is timeless meets modern life and state-of-the-art technology.” Gog and her team created the single-shot video during their six-hour visit to the museum. See it below.

The post 5-Hour Video Shows Russia’s Hermitage Museum in Its Full Glory appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Another great thing about modern museums is that lately, they are real marvels of modern architecture. They will enchant you with their grand exterior and then capture your heart with their interior – and Fluctuart is one of those! Fluctuart is the first center of floating urban art and it floats on the Seine River, between the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. This floating building is three stories tall and has 11 000 square feet and a collections of street artwork from different urban artists like Banksy, as well as a place for new and upcoming artists.  

For a complete experience, you can enjoy yourself in the museum’s rooftop restaurant and bar from where you’ll have a magnificent view, a skateboard deck as a menu and a bookstore. Finally, you can be part of many events and workshops organized in the museum.  

The post Fluctuart Is A Museum On Water In Paris With An Amazing View appeared first on MobiSpirit.

He thought it would be funny to capture visitors who match the artwork in a funny way. Stefan visited various museums across Europe and eventually took these photos – aren’t they amazing?

Scroll and enjoy!

The post This Photographer Spends Hours in Museums Waiting for Visitors to Match Art, But It’s So Worth It! appeared first on MobiSpirit.