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An exhibition lasts a few weeks, then the works come down. The display, the hang and the dialogue between the works disappear with it. Captured in 360° before it is dismantled, your exhibition stays open online. Those who missed it can finally see it, and lenders and patrons see what they made possible. You keep a faithful record of what you built.
Exposition BD de science-fiction Read the case studyA virtual tour is not content, it is a marketing product. Treated as an asset, it shortens the distance between ‘I discover’ and ‘I get in touch’.
They walk into the first room, move from work to work and retrace their steps. The display is there, just as you designed it.
A point of interest on each piece opens its label, a detailed note, a word from the artist or a studio video.
Press, lenders, collectors, distant audiences: one link is all it takes to bring anyone into the exhibition.
A missed private view, a city too far away or dates that were too short: every time, enthusiasts are left frustrated. They miss your work, and you lose an audience you had already won. With a virtual tour, they explore the exhibition whenever they like. While it is open, it also makes people want to come and see the works.
A lender wants to see how their work was shown. A patron wants to see what they supported. A handful of photos gives them only a faint idea, and the next round of support has to be negotiated from scratch. With the tour, you send them the whole exhibition, hang intact. You approach the next one with a strong argument.
Once the exhibition is dismantled, all that remains are isolated photos that do a poor job of conveying the display. The curator's work is lost and your files are missing key material. With a virtual tour, the complete hang remains available, for the institution, the artists and your future applications.
Describe your exhibition in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
These options add to the tour according to your priorities: richer labels, guided discovery or access reserved for certain audiences.
A journalist who cannot make the opening walks through the hang from their desk. A collector abroad sees the works in their space. The link slips into everything you send out.
Each artist shares the tour with their own audience, on social media and their website. After the show comes down, it still lets them show the hang to galleries and institutions.
The link goes into your newsletter, on the exhibition page and on your social media. A QR code on the poster and the invitation cards opens the exhibition on a phone.
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Hang captured in 360°, with the room-by-room route preserved.
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Let’s talk about your projectCapture schedule, audiences, how long the tour lasts: the answers you need before arranging the shoot of your exhibition.
The amount depends on the floor area, the number of rooms and the options chosen. After a first conversation, the agency in your area draws up a tailored proposal, free and with no obligation. Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
As soon as the hang is final, ideally before opening or early in the run. The tour then serves throughout the run, and after closing. Capturing at the end of the run is still possible as long as de-installation has not begun.
The tour outlives the exhibition. That is its main purpose. The terms for keeping it are set out in your proposal.
An online preview attracts more than it deters. Visitors spot the works that speak to them and come to see them in person. And once the exhibition has closed, the question no longer arises: the tour is the only way left to see it.
Yes. Password-protected access lets you reserve it for lenders, patrons or your collectors before any possible opening to the public.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertTell us about your project: venue, number of rooms, de-installation date. The agency in your area gets back to you with a scope, a proposal and a capture slot built around your schedule.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely and sends you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
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