Alliance Française Vancouver hosts V-Unframed: Your Journey Between Art and Virtual Reality, November 16 and 17

Exhibition at the organization’s new digs features immersive and interactive artworks by local and international artists

V-Unframed.

 
 
 

Alliance Française Vancouver presents V-Unframed: Your Journey Between Art and Virtual Reality on November 16 and 17

 

ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE VANCOUVER has a new show for art enthusiasts and tech lovers alike. V-Unframed: Your Journey Between Art and Virtual Reality is a digital exhibition featuring immersive and interactive artworks by local talents and international artists.

Since 2019, Alliance Française Vancouver has organized V-Unframed with the goal of making digital arts more accessible to all.

This year’s edition features an exclusive mixed-reality concert, FORMATIONS, which will be held in Alliance Française’s theatre at its new cultural facility. Equipped with VR headsets, audiences will experience a unique interplay between live music and interactive digital art in real time.

The event also hosts a curated exhibition of artworks addressing social and environmental issues.

Suitable for families, individuals, and groups, V-Unframed is available in French and English.  

 
 
 
 
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