The ten. Collection presentation
M worked with ten participants, M鈥檚 guinea pigs, on a new collection presentation with artworks carefully selected from the M and Cera collection. The entire process was built up as a digital experiment, in the form of a game with multiple episodes. For each episode, points were earned which the guinea pigs had to use to get their favourite works of art into the collection presentation. Each episode ended with a voting round where works of art were discarded. The final selection of the participants can be seen at M from 28.05.2021.
Every two years, M involves the public in a collection presentation. In this way, M wants to give its public the chance to experience for themselves what is involved in setting up a collection presentation.
Normally, the group would meet at the museum, but this year, we had to do it differently to limit the spread of the coronavirus. The game was digitised, in collaboration with Abracademy, using an interactive Miroboard, so that the guinea pigs could compete together for the works they most wanted to see displayed in the galleries of M.
The group was composed of ten candidates from different generations and backgrounds with one thing in common: their enthusiasm for art.
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M worked with ten participants, M鈥檚 guinea pigs, on a new collection presentation with artworks carefully selected from the M and Cera collection. The entire process was built up as a digital experiment, in the form of a game with multiple episodes. For each episode, points were earned which the guinea pigs had to use to get their favourite works of art into the collection presentation. Each episode ended with a voting round where works of art were discarded. The final selection of the participants can be seen at M from 28.05.2021.
Every two years, M involves the public in a collection presentation. In this way, M wants to give its public the chance to experience for themselves what is involved in setting up a collection presentation.
Normally, the group would meet at the museum, but this year, we had to do it differently to limit the spread of the coronavirus. The game was digitised, in collaboration with Abracademy, using an interactive Miroboard, so that the guinea pigs could compete together for the works they most wanted to see displayed in the galleries of M.
The group was composed of ten candidates from different generations and backgrounds with one thing in common: their enthusiasm for art.
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