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Calling all Artists! πΒ ποΈΒ π§βπ¨
NFTs might be trending in crypto, but many creators are still on the outside looking in.
And so, we've joined forces with the prestigious National Gallery Singapore's new Tech x Art incubator Y-Lab. Together, we look forward to helping #artists from all walks of life dive into this new revolution. The upcoming event on 21 May will be an educational session featuring not just technologists, but professionals in the creative fields who will share stories of their journey into new digital avenues.
Speaker and registration details to come soon. In the meantime, Save the Date!
The first time I went there, I ultimately underestimated its great size; even when I got there with around two hours to spare because I needed to meet up with someone, I still haven't covered every exhibition!
That got me thinking, "how big is this place really?" I checked the Wikipedia page of the largest museums in the world, and this one sits at 18k square meters... Pale in comparison with the likes of the Louvre and Hermitage, apparently.
But then I got to the museum's website, saying it covers 64k square meters! Among the top 5 largest in the list, if the rest of the list are to be trusted.
Can anyone help me with this?
Hi guys, I've been developing a chatbot that provides you with interesting facts on artworks from the recent Colours of Impressionism exhibition in the National Gallery Singapore museum. It's finally been launched and I would like to invite all of you to try it out at this link here: Link to chatbot
Feel free to give me feedbacks on how to improve the chatbot and whether you would like to see more of such technologies in museums in the future. Thank you!
