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Nov 6, 2015

Augmented reality gallery enhances Singapore sights

From Singapore: 'Martell AiR Gallery', for Martell by Bates CHI&Partners

Augmented reality gallery enhances Singapore sights
 

Shih Yun Yeo

In connection with its 300th birthday, cognac-maker Martell 'opened' an augmented-reality art gallery, which people can view in Singapore's marina area. Bates CHI&Partners collaborated with digital production company MediaMonks on the app, which highlights the works of 15 multi-disciplinary local artists.

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Michael Ng
 
 
Voon Wong
 
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