Artists for a day in the Tate Modern in London in an interactive audiovisual space

The Tate Modern in London launches a new interactive audiovisual space in which any visitor can create a work and “Hang it” In the museum.

The Tate Modern de London has just launched, In collaboration with Bloomberg, a series of digital initiatives, among which a new interactive audiovisual space from which museum visitors can “expose” His own works.

En el Bloomberg Connects Drawing Bar, The visitor can, Thanks to a touch screen with a bowl of brushes and colors, draw a work and expose it on one of the museum walls. Five projectors of Panasonic Plasman the work on the wall, at the same time as the “artist” You can send your work to Flickr from Tate.

Within this Bloomberg Connects initiative they have been installed, besides, a total of 65 screens distributed throughout the enclosure from which visitors can share comments on the works exhibited in La Tate, discover the museum or interact with different surfaces connected with movement sensors.

The Bloomberg Connects project has been the work of Jason Bruges Studio and Studio Blackburn designers.

Nicholas Serota, Tate director, He has assured that “In the coming years we have to dedicate as much attention to digital as we have recently given to physical expansion and improve our buildings. Bloomberg Connects encourages the creativity that exists within each of us, recognizing the importance of dialogue”.