The Unreal City exhibition is over but you can now see it in your home via a free app that you can find here until February 7th.

The objective is to transform the city into an immersive art gallery in augmented reality (AR). An initiative of the AR Acute Art and Dazed Media app, the exhibit featured 36 digital sculptures by artists from around the world and was organized as a riverside walking tour at a time when indoor museums had become completely inaccessible due to COVID-19.

Featuring images of some of the sculptures and words from artists including Olafur Eliasson, Tomás Saraceno, Cao Fei and many others.

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The exhibition is expected to run until January 31 at the Halcyon Gallery in New Bond Street in London. Obviously with the fact that London is now in Tier 3 it is not always possible to go and see it in person. But don’t panic you can also see the virtual version here.

Although primarily known as a songwriter and musician as well as a Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Bob Dylan has been painting for decades. His first real exhibition was in Germany in 2007 and last year he had his first retrospective exhibition in Shanghai, China.

In this exhibition you will see rare, archival and limited edition artwork by Bob Dylan, with works created over the past 12 years. Bob Dylan prefers to do landscape paintings as you can easily see. Many of his landscapes are of the places he has been while traveling when touring.

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