Until recently, the concept of virtual exhibitions meant compromises by both exhibitors and artists, who were forced to come up with limited solutions, to exhibit a reproduced alternative of a real exhibition.
MaxWhere Exhibition’s virtual world rewrites everything: By putting the latest technological innovations into the service of better visitor experiences and knowledge sharing, both artists and participants can feel they’re part of an exciting, true-to-life environment. The action and 3D pieces in the space engage visitors and allows them to explore via a tangible experience, just as they would in a real gallery. This ideal visitor experience isn’t marred by pushy crowds or uncomfortable situations.
Exhibits can be created in any kind of exciting space - there are no mandatory wall space regulations, strict structures, or spatial limitations. A museum or exhibition space can be uniquely designed to create breathtaking settings.
Artists no longer have to wait for a gallery invite in order to present their work in a worthy setting. With MaxWhere Exhibitions, they can create virtual exhibitions of any size, and control all of the organizational details.
Use the perfect opportunity to knowledgeably guide visitors: Instead of letting them wander aimlessly, create the ideal visitor route across different themes. Combine it with live or recorded guides for an unforgettable experience.
3D scanned statues, paintings and exhibition pieces create an unbelievably realistic show. In a virtual space, visitors can examine them up close to discover the details in depth.
The digital space helps alleviate disproportionate sizes: A sphinx and an antique pitcher can both be placed into the same space. The size of your objects is irrelevant, because they can be scaled to any degree.
MaxWhere’s virtual space provides a more multilayered experience than a traditional exhibit. The displayed pieces are bolstered by smart boards that support further discovery. The additional videos, photos, documents, interactive games, and educational materials place the pieces into context, to better understand the era or artist that created it.
Live guided tours in a virtual spaces let visitors ask questions just as they would in-person, providing them with opportunities to deepen their appreciation of the pieces.
Smart boards let you display quizzes and polls that entertain visitors during virtual tours.
Scan the museum gift shop’s entire stock to make it available to visitors in a webshop, during and after their visit.
The pieces that impressed each visitor the most are tracked by MaxWhere analytics, which sends them with a digital merch brochure on it directly after their visit.
Exhibited pieces can instantly be auctioned, with the highest bid tracked on a neighbording smart board.
Sponsors can customize super-targeted advertisements to select visitor demographics.
Global representation of local artists: Without geographic limitations, artists can finally enjoy worldwide reach.
Visitors can visit an open exhibition whenever, from the comfort of their own home. Crowds are no longer an issue, as any number of people fit into a virtual space.
Manage visitor permissions according to the kind of ticket a visitor purchased, and set which exhibition spaces they can enter.
Detailed statistics about visitor behavior: the spaces they were in, pieces they viewed, as well as their smart board interactions.
Spaces can be easily adjusted to the given exhibit. Multiple exhibits can be built simultaneously in the same spatial arrangement.
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