Public Art in the Digital Age: A Curated Conversation on Augmented Reality

Join Hoverlay and the Greenway Conservancy for a curated conversation on public art in the digital age. Greenway Conservancy Director and Curator of Public Art, Lucas Cowan, will moderate a lively conversation engaging perspectives of contemporary art from artists, software developers, and curators. The panel will explore how increased access to technology and the borderless possibilities of Augmented Reality enable the scope of public art to exist in all spaces, from public parks to our living rooms. How has an increase in technology, from the growth of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, intersected and expanded public art opportunities, especially in a pre/post COVID-19 world?

Panelists:

  • Lucas Cowan, Director and Curator of Public Art, Greenway Conservancy

  • Nicolas Robbe, CEO, Hoverlay Inc.

  • George Fifield, Director and Founder, Boston Cyberarts, Inc.

  • John Craig Freeman, Conservancy Artist & Professor of New Media, Emerson College

This moderated conversation will be streamed live via YoutubeLive. You can pre-register for this free event on our EventBrite page, and stay tuned for further details. Registration is not required, though encouraged.

How to watch live?
Go to hoverlay.com/live on Friday at 12pm EST, or search for the Hoverlay channel on YouTube on click on the live event.
How to ask questions to presenters during the live chat?

Click into where it says “Say Something” and begin typing. Then, click the send icon .

Ask our panelists a question or connect to the conversation day-of by tweeting to @HelloGreenway using #BringTheGreenwayHome or email to [email protected] and we’ll share with our panelists!