The 'Space Invader Walk' Has Participants Making a Giant Invader
Allison Love — July 7, 2010 — Art & Design
References: woostercollective & notcot.org
The Space Invader Walk is a pretty inventive way to attract people to the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego. For its "Viva la Revolucion" exhibition, the museum has created a giant space invader (that can be seen from high up) by planting 21 space invaders throughout the city as a scavenger hunt.
The space invaders are found on the sides of buildings or on side walks. It must have been quite a challenge for Invader to create a giant space invader in the city, especially when you don't have the birds-eye view for reference.
The Space Invader Walk would be a great weekend activity!
The space invaders are found on the sides of buildings or on side walks. It must have been quite a challenge for Invader to create a giant space invader in the city, especially when you don't have the birds-eye view for reference.
The Space Invader Walk would be a great weekend activity!
Trend Themes
1. Urban Scavenger Hunts - Create scavenger hunts in urban areas to attract visitors to museums or other cultural attractions.
2. Interactive Art Exhibitions - Design interactive art exhibitions that encourage participation and exploration outside traditional museum settings.
3. Augmented Reality Tours - Develop augmented reality tours that allow visitors to interact with installations and exhibits in a new way.
Industry Implications
1. Museums - Museums can create innovative exhibits and events that engage new audiences through interactive, technology-driven experiences.
2. Tourism - Tourism companies can offer immersive, interactive urban adventures that explore a city's art and culture scene using new technology and techniques.
3. Mixed Reality - Mixed reality companies could create innovative augmented reality experiences that enhance and extend the visitor experience at museums and other cultural attractions.
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