From Virtual to Real and Back Again  

The distance between the real and virtual stretches even further when we visit a museum that never had to open its gate to a real visitor. I personally spent two full hours in Lin Hsin Hsin's virtual art galleries, a 'real' artist from Singapore. After the gallery tours, you may also take part in a workshop (virtually that is), in Japanese paper making, and if you are not yet satisfied, you are invited into her auditorium to watch her movies on the galleries and on the artist's creative processes. To round all this off, if you wish, you may take tea at the Hsin Hsin's museum cafeteria.

 

Susan Hazan
Curator, Multimedia

A Review by Mishkafayim, Jerusalum, Israel