The article considers the artistic potential of computer graphic modeling on the example of modern exhibition events that implement the convergence of traditional and multimedia exhibition facilities in the demonstration of digital art. Modern trends in multimedia transformation of exhibition spaces are outlined. The study resulted in recommendations for the optimal organization of the environment for displaying hybrid as well as digital works of art. The conclusions on the prospects for the development of innovative exhibition spaces will allow to optimize the functioning of the exhibition environment with a growing share of digital graphic content.
The article considers the potential of computer graphic modeling based on the experience of distance learning in design and art disciplines at the Department of Environmental design of the Stroganov Academy. An analysis of both practical and theoretical work of the Department during the semester made it possible to conclude that the model for the integration of full-time and distance learning, the individual and interactive approaches to the student is optimal for schools of creative arts. The experiment revealed the greatest flexibility and adaptability to the online format of the methodological material of the disciplines of graphic tools, its maximum openness to self-study, its role in innovative forms of design work, of the creative search for student’s own learning style.
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