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Decentraland hosted its third annual Metaverse Art Week. To create more immersive and real-world art experiences, curators looked to innovative methods to use digital space. The metaverse universe based its most recent festival on the actual Biennale art event, which exhibits art in public spaces. Visitors to the in-real-life event can interact with artists and brands outside of conventional gallery walls by strolling through large pavilions and bustling urban areas.

The primary goal of this year’s art week is to deconstruct spatial experiences as the basis for art. The company repurposed public space in Decentraland to do that

Art galleries and exhibitions are nothing new in the digital age. Companies like Spatial have built digital NFT art galleries, and established art institutions like Sotheby’s are actively presenting NFT art events.

There are six significant art galleries hosted by well-known NFT marketplaces like Rarible, SuperRare, and KnownOrigin in Decentraland alone. The manner that attendees engage with the art is what distinguishes this event. Based on analytics from previous events like Metaverse Fashion Week, which had 108,000 unique visits, Decentraland anticipates significant engagement.

After complaints about the quality of events like Metaverse Fashion Week, the industry has focused heavily on the quality of metaverse events and avatars. Avatar quality in Meta’s new digital experiences has recently drawn criticism toward Mark Zuckerberg.

According to Casimiro, “Our team put a lot of effort into adding new features to Decentraland so that many of those art works may interact with visitors in an uncensored way.”

Users can stand in an interactive hall filled with never-ending moving art in Opensea’s infinite gallery to experience this in action. The company claims that this is the first time such a mechanic has been used in a metaverse, and the community will be allowed to use it in the repository.

Even though digital art design can be entertaining, accessibility is still a problem for new users. Experts in the field point to education as a crucial element in lowering entry barriers.

The future of metaverse involvement is interactive art galleries, poetry readings, and digital performances. Condense, a provider of infrastructure for the metaverse, unveiled new technologies for live streaming real-world events online in July.

For MetaNews.