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Why blurring the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds might be the future of exhibition making.
Why retailers need more horizontal integration between physical and digital stores.
London – Space Explorer is a new app that turns Hackney into an immersive public art exhibition.
Rio de Janeiro – Storybook app The Wide World helps children understand complex emotions with a unique double narrative structure.
Bristol – The Rooms festival invited visitors to explore alternate technological futures through a series of interactive installations, workshops and film screenings.
London – Yesterday, LS:N Global introduced three major trends set to shape the approaching consumer landscape to a packed house at The Barbican.
The digital revolution promised to save us time, but instead we are busier than ever. It promised to broaden our horizons, but left us trapped in a prison of our own prejudices. How can we rediscover discovery and bring serendipity and revelation back into our lives?
Jessica Straker, founder of audio-visual web station JuiceVCR, tells us that when it comes to finding new music, machine learning cannot replace serendipitous discovery.
Global – In this week’s microtrend we highlight the new publications reconnecting readers with the everyday in cities by promoting chance and serendipity.