Toronto’s ArtWalk 2.0 combines art and technology to bring a multi-sensory experience
Toronto’s new ArtWalk 2.0 combines art and technology to provide viewers with a fresh and modern take on outdoor public art and the best part? It’s all for free.
ArtWalk 2.0 is a new, immersive augmented reality (AR) and audio experience that showcases over 70 outdoor public art pieces across downtown Toronto.
Organized by Toronto Downtown West BIA, ArtWalk 2.0 allows people to use their technology to view digital art in the city’s most popular areas. This includes the CN Tower, King Street W. and Front Street W. among others.
“ArtWalk 2.0 creates an experience where residents and visitors alike can connect with the district’s rich concentration of art and history. It encourages dialogue, ignites curiosity, and transforms Toronto’s downtown into an interactive cultural playground,” Director, Marketing & Communications of Toronto Downtown West BIA Dana Duncanson said in a statement.
Viewers will use an online map and go on a
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