The online exhibition takes the works, curatorial issues and viewing order as the core to establish a clear and continuous public presentation of visual art, video, design and cross-media content.
HCSA Yunshang Exhibition Hall will open in 2022. The exhibition hall does not simply display pictures, but organizes works, texts, images and related research around the curatorial theme, so that viewers who cannot be present can understand the relationship between the works and follow a clear viewing path to enter the exhibition.
Online presentation fully considers the characteristics of different media. Static works pay attention to detail, proportion and color, video content provides duration and viewing instructions, and performances and installations supplement understanding through on-site recording, creative interpretation and spatial relationships.
Curatorial themes link works to public discussion
Each online topic starts from a clear topic and introduces curatorial ideas, work background, media methods and public significance. Audiences can browse in full, or enter relevant innovations, opinions and activities from a single work.
The exhibition hall uses restrained text and clear visual hierarchy to allow the works to maintain the main position. Necessary background information is provided to aid understanding without distracting viewing with excessive decoration or complex interactions.
Digital displays extend the public life of exhibitions
After the physical event, authorized images of the works, curatorial texts and video recordings will continue to be accessible online. Different versions and viewing conditions are clearly explained, allowing the public to understand the difference between online content and live presentations.
The Cloud Exhibition Hall also provides a stable entrance for cross-regional exchanges. The association will continue to launch curatorial topics and introduce new viewing clues and public projects through information and activity columns.