Paik in Augmented Reality

AR Guide

Mar 3, 2022—

Date: Mar 3, 2022—

Nam June Paik Art Center in 2020 developed the AR exhibition guide with augmented reality technology, for 35 works from the Nam June Paik Art Center’s collection. You can experience the artworks in a new dimension with the AR app. Download the Artivive app on your smart phone, and you can enjoy the experience not only in the exhibition, but though the images of works on AR postcards and on the website of Nam June Paik Art Center.

How to use the AR exhibition guide

1. Download the Artivive app (QR code)

2. AR video will start when you open the Artivive app and scan the image (in the exhibition, on the AR postcard, or on the collection page of the Nam June Paik Art Center website) with your mobile camera.

3. Information of the work can be found when you touch the screen.

4. You can save your recorded video or share it on social media.

App: Exhibition guide with augmented reality for 35 works from the Nam June Paik Art Center’s collection
Exhibited Works: Permanent displays
– Nam June Paik, _Memorabilia (2F)
– Denis Oppenheim, _{Safety Cone} (outdoor)
– Bik Van der Pol, _{Ideas You Believe are Absurd Ultimately Lead to Success} (café)

Archaeology of Avantgarde (Mar 3 — Sep 18, 2022)
– Nam June Paik, TV Garden, TV Buddha, MS-Fluxusus(Symphony No.7), Paik-Abe
Video Synthesizer, TV Crown, Magnet TV, Nixon, TV Cello, Robot K-456, Good
Morning Mr. Orwell, Rehabilitation of Genghis Khan (1F)
* You can explore the app in VR∙AR Lounge (2F)
Produced by: Artivive, Nam June Paik Art Center
In cooperation with: Gyeonggi Content Agency
Contact: 031-201-8547

※ Click the images of works below and experience them with the app.
※ You can also use AR postcards provided by Nam June Paik Art Center.

Nam June Paik, Moon is the Oldest TV

1965(2000), sculpture·installation, television, variable, 13 CRT TV sets, 12-channel video, color, silent, LD; E-Moon, 1-channel video, color, sound, DVD
Nam June Paik, TV Fish (Video Fish)

1975(1997), sculpture·installation, video, variable, 24 CRT TV sets, 24 fish tanks, live fishes, video distributor, 3-channel video, color, silent, LD
Nam June Paik, TV Garden

1974(2002), sculpture·installation, video, variable, CRT TV sets, LCD TV sets, live plants, amplifiers, video distributor, speakers, 1-channel video, Global Groove, color, sound
Nam June Paik, Nixon

1965(2002), sculpture·installation, video, variable, 2 CRT TV sets, 2 enamel coils, 1 audio generator, 1 McIntosh amplifier, 2 condensers, 1 video distributor, 1 switcher box, 1-channel video, color, silent, VHS tape
Nam June Paik, TV Crown

1965(1999), sculpture·installation, television, 1 manipulated CRT TV set, 2 audio generators, 1 temperature controller, 2 amplifiers
피터 무어, ＜＜필름을 위한 선＞, ≪뉴 시네마 페스티벌 Ⅰ≫, 필름메이커스 시네마 테크, 뉴욕＞

1965, photography, performance, 40×59.5cm, black & white photograph on baryta paper
Nam June Paik, Robot K-456

1964(1996), robot, 185×70×55cm, PCB, servomotor, sensor, amplifier, battery, remote controller, pan, steel structures
Manfred Montwé, Experimental Television, Exposition of Music — Electronic Television, Galerie Parnass, Wuppertal

1963, photography, 30.4×40.2cm, black & white photograph on baryta paper
Manfred Montwé, Random Access, Exposition of Music — Electronic Television, Galerie Parnass, Wuppertal

1963, photography, 30.4×40.2cm, black & white photograph on baryta paper
Nam June Paik, Hommage à John Cage: Music for Tapes and Piano,

1958-1962, object, performance, 50×36×3cm, 4 audiotape reels, wooden frame
Nam June Paik, Real Fish / Live Fish

1982(1999), sculpture·installation, television, variable, 1 black & white Philco TV set, 1 Philco TV case, 1 fish tank, 1 CCTV camera, live fish
Nam June Paik, Rehabilitation of Genghis Khan

1993, robot, video, 217×110×211cm, 1 CRT TV set, 10 steel CRT TV cases, neon tube, bicycle, diving helmet, fuel dispenser, plastic pipes, cape, ropes, 1-channel video, color, silent, LD
Nam June Paik, Beuys Vox

1988, object, sculpture·installation, variable, mixed media
Nam June Paik, Swiss Clock

1988, sculpture·installation, television, variable, 3 CRT TV sets, 1 CCTV camera, 1 pendulum clock, video distributor
Nam June Paik, MS-Fluxussus (Symphony No. 7)

1980, object, performance, violin 21×59.8×11.8cm, 1 prepared violin with engine, 1 remote controller
Nam June Paik, Hand and Face

1961, 1 channel video, black & white, silent, 3:09
Nam June Paik, Exposition of Music — poster, fiyer

1963, poster 58×42cm, fiyer 25×36cm
Nam June Paik, Three Elements: Triangle, Circle, Square

1999, sculpture·installation,laser, 325×375×122cm, 287×234×122cm, 309×246×122cm, laser, wooden frame, mirror, one-way mirror plexiglass, optical system, prisms, motors, power supply, fog machine
Nam June Paik, Video Chandelier No. 1

989, sculpture·installation, video, variable, 38 Telestar black & white CRT TV sets, Christmas lights, wires, video distributor, 1-channel video, color, silent, LD
Nam June Paik, TV Clock

1977(1991), sculpture·installation, television, variable, 24 manipulated CRT TV sets
Manfred Montwé, Zen for Walking, Exposition of Music ― Electronic Television, Galerie Parnass, Wuppertal

1963, photography, 30.4×40.2cm, black & white photograph on baryta paper
Nam June Paik, TV Buddha

1974(2002), sculpture·installation, television, variable, 1 limestone Buddha statue, 1 CRT TV set, 1 CCTV camera
Nam June Paik, Paik-Abe Video Synthesizer

1969(1972), machinery, 2 CRT TV sets, 2 enamel coils, 2 CCTV cameras, 1 amplifier, 5 audio generators, control board
Nam June Paik, Magnet TV

1965(1969), sculpture·installation, television, TV 32×43×40cm, magnet 4×14×4cm, 1 CRT TV set, 1 magnet
Manfred Montwé, Klavier Intégral, Exposition of Music — Electronic Television, Galerie Parnass, Wuppertal

1963, photography, 30.4×40.2cm, black & white photograph on baryta paper
Nam June Paik, Good Morning Mr. Orwell

1984, 1 channel video, color, sound, 60:00
Memorabilia: Nam June Paik’s Studio on the Broome Street
Dennis Oppenheim, Safety Cone

2008, sculpture·installation, 549×274×274cm(×3ea), glass fiber
Bik Van der Pol, Ideas You Believe are Absurd Ultimately Lead to Success

2008, sculpture·installation, 35×750cm, neon tubes
Nam June Paik, Charlie Chaplin

2002, robot, video, 185×152×56cm, 4 CRT TV sets, 1 LCD TV set, 3 vacuum-tube TV cases, 4 vacuum-tube radio cases, 2 video distributor, 1-channel video, color, silent, DVD
Nam June Paik, Schubert

2002, robot, video, 183×108×61cm, 3 LCD TV sets, 9 vacuum-tube radio cases, 1 gramophone speaker, 1 video distributor, 1-channel video, color, silent, DVD
Nam June Paik, TV Cello

2002, sculpture·installation, video, 48×51×145cm, 3 TV sets, 1 video distributor, plexiglass, cello head, cello tailpiece, cello strings, 2-channel video, color, silent, DVD
Nam June Paik, Burma Chest

1995, sculpture·installation, video, 240×183×140cm, 1 wooden drawer, 8 LCD TV sets, 5 projectors, sponge robot, steel robot, bronze reclining Buddha statue, notes, photographs, ornaments, 2-channel video, color, silent, LD
Nam June Paik, Key to the Highway (Rosetta Stone)

1995, painting, 86×71cm, etching and aquatint
Nam June Paik, I Wrote it in Tokyo in 1954

1994, sculpture·installation, television, 49.5×48.3×47.6cm, wooden TV cabinet, 1 CRT TV set, 1 CCTV camera, incandescent light bulb, Reuge music box

2008, sculpture·installation, 35×750cm, neon tubes