The Hidden Statement project represents a groundbreaking digital sanctuary for Afghan artists facing unprecedented oppression under Taliban rule. Launched in May 2023, this innovative initiative creates virtual exhibitions that preserve and showcase artworks at risk of destruction, transforming digital archiving into a powerful act of cultural resistance.

The Virtual Curating Course at Metropolitan University, Budapest represents a pioneering educational initiative that fundamentally reimagines curatorial training for the digital age. Running from February to May 2023, this semester-long program challenged traditional exhibition practices by immersing MA students in the emerging field of virtual curation using Walter's Cube vCurator software.

Discover how this course prepared students to design future exhibition experiences by bridging physical and virtual spatial concepts, with a particular emphasis on innovative curatorial practices and technological integration.

Discover how MFA curatorial students from the University of Paris 8 collaborated with three key partners: the Seine-Saint-Denis Regional Contemporary Art Collection (FRAC), the contemporary art space Le Sample, and the virtual exhibition platform Walter's Cube.

Discover how the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts and Walter's Cube have developed an innovative project that creates detailed 3D digital documentation of graduate exhibitions across all artistic disciplines, capturing works from painting, sculpture, graphics, and intermedia departments in three exhibition venues.

Our Editor's tips on how to make an impression with your Online Viewing Room to get in touch with new collectors.

If you're already in possession of the technical skills to visit an online exhibition, it's time to take the next step and curate one.

There are so many types of online exhibitions and viewing rooms out there, it can get confusing. Let's make things clear.

All the basic skills you need to visit an online exhibition in Walter's Cube.