Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage::NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREA

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage

Open Plaza serves as an interactive, inspiring space of communication as it welcomes every visitor with immersive digital contents.
- Location:
  
  Open Plaza
- Admission:
  
  Free (no reservation required)
- Hours:
  
  10:00~17:30

Program

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage Program
Title	Run-time	Schedule	Summary
An Angbu-ilgu, a Hemispherical Sundial From the Joseon Dynasty	1 min.	Every hour, 30 minutes	A sundial created during the Joseon Dynasty and housed in the National Museum of Korea collection is recreated digitally to provide real-time information about the time, the temperature, the level of fine dust in the atmosphere, and the “solar term,” a system that divides the year into 24 roughly equal periods based on the angle of the sun.
Time Shines with Every Color	2 mins.	1^st and 31^th minutes of every hour	The unique colors and materials derived from the museum’s fine collection of artworks are reinterpreted in the form of visual media to signify the value of constantly evolving and expanding the museum’s cultural and symbolic heritage.
Painting is alive (AR) [Interactive Media]	5 mins.	3^rd, 13^th, 33^th, and 43^th minute of every hour	This AR experience recreates scenes by bringing familiar animals such as a tiger, puppies, cats, roosters, and chicks out of beloved paintings and into virtual life.
Moving Letters: Joseon Movable Type [Interactive Media]	5 mins.	8^th, 18^th, 38^th, and 48^th minute of every hour	This video uses exhibits from the National Museum of Korea’s extensive collection to document the history and value of movable type printing presses as they existed in the Joseon Dynasty. You can use your mobile phone to send a message which will appear on our digital signs in real time. This interactive feature links visitors’ personal experiences to collective ones and shows how important moveable type was for the development of open communications.

- Location
  
  Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage is located in the Open Plaza.

Program

Program
Title	Run-time	Schedule	Summary
An Angbu-ilgu, a Hemispherical Sundial From the Joseon Dynasty	1 min.	Every hour, 30 minutes	A sundial created during the Joseon Dynasty and housed in the National Museum of Korea collection is recreated digitally to provide real-time information about the time, the temperature, the level of fine dust in the atmosphere, and the “solar term,” a system that divides the year into 24 roughly equal periods based on the angle of the sun.
Time Shines with Every Color	2 mins.	1^st and 31^th minutes of every hour	The unique colors and materials derived from the museum’s fine collection of artworks are reinterpreted in the form of visual media to signify the value of constantly evolving and expanding the museum’s cultural and symbolic heritage.
Painting is alive (AR) [Interactive Media]	5 mins.	3^rd, 13^th, 33^th, and 43^th minute of every hour	This AR experience recreates scenes by bringing familiar animals such as a tiger, puppies, cats, roosters, and chicks out of beloved paintings and into virtual life.
Moving Letters: Joseon Movable Type [Interactive Media]	5 mins.	8^th, 18^th, 38^th, and 48^th minute of every hour	This video uses exhibits from the National Museum of Korea’s extensive collection to document the history and value of movable type printing presses as they existed in the Joseon Dynasty. You can use your mobile phone to send a message which will appear on our digital signs in real time. This interactive feature links visitors’ personal experiences to collective ones and shows how important moveable type was for the development of open communications.

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage Videos

Open Plaza Immersive Digital Signage(00:53)

An Angbu-ilgu, a Hemispherical Sundial From the Joseon Dynasty(01:28)

Time Shines with Every Color(01:28)

Painting is alive(01:40)

Moving Letters: Joseon Movable Type(01:57)