Virtual Participation in Ukiyo-e Appreciation using Body Motion

Kusajima, Shota; Takahashi, Toshio; Sumi, Y.

doi:10.1145/3174910.3174946

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2018

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Multisensory Approaches to Human-Food Interaction

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1 This paper introduces the methodological exploration of a design led approach towards utilizing human-food-interactions in teaching art appreciation. In workshops participants express emotional and cognitive responses towards works of art, then interpret and re-imagine those responses into the creation of representational-food dishes. From this we deconstruct and analyze the multi-sensory and multi-modal experience of food in its complex network of taste, colour, texture, and emotions.

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VR Games in Cultural Heritage: A Systematic Review of the Emerging Fields of Virtual Reality and Culture Games

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2022

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In recent years, the use of VR games in cultural heritage has been growing. VR Games have increasingly found their way into museums and exhibitions, highlighting the increasing cultural value associated with games and the institutionalization of game culture. In particular, serious VR games have a variety of benefits for educational purposes. There are several studies that deployed VR games to improve visitor experiences in several contexts. However, there are not sufficient studies in the field that examine the benefits and drawbacks of VR gaming. This lack of classification studies is regarded as an obstacle to developing more effective games and proposing guidance on the best way of using them in cultural heritage. This review aims to analyze how VR games are used in cultural heritage settings, to explore the evolution and opportunities of this emerging field, the challenges and tensions these innovations present, and to collectively advance this work to benefit visitor experiences.

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Virtual Participation in Ukiyo-e Appreciation using Body Motion

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VR Games in Cultural Heritage: A Systematic Review of the Emerging Fields of Virtual Reality and Culture Games

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