ACNE launches curater, the world's first digital art exhibition system

ACNE launches curater, the world’s first digital art exhibition system
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stockholm-based creative agency ACNE have introduced ‘curater’, a digital exhibition network capable of showcasing images of exclusive artwork from internationally renowned artists in collaboration with leading art institutions and curators around the world. initially distributed to a maximum of 500 users, the digital panel will be available to select individuals via invitation and is based on a closed subscription system. the screen will display 6-8 exhibitions per year where each and every program is carefully curated. through a high-definition, purpose-built, wireless and ultrathin LED-canvas, users will be able to experience an exclusive collection of curated artwork at home.

‘curater’ is the answer to the rapid art digitalization that happens today around the world,’ says johan holmgren, head of ACNE R&D and founder of curater. ‘to be able to consume art on a digital platform we had to create a new type of product that let people enjoy the true experience of an art piece. something no computer or smartphone can accomplish today.’  ‘for a reasonable monthly fee you’ll experience the very best art, right in your home,’ adds victor press, CEO of ACNE.

imagine what it would be like to have a picasso hanging in your living room for a few weeks

curater will display 6-8 exhibitions per year, where each and every program is carefully curated

50 curater screens will be sent randomly to people who have signed up here. the first launch is expected within 12 months.