V&A Late Friday OMG Test

OMG was selected as part 

of V&A Friday Late GIVE AWAY event

during 26th of Noveber,2010.

10 Objects from V&A Museum were selected

 and transfered to illustrations 

on a special designed Recordable Card. 

OMG Recordable Card

Designed by Lingjing Yin 

and Tseng Shikai

3 Illustrators, Marta Dlugolecka,

Joanne Blaker,Marie Molterer

from Royal college of Art is 

invited to contributing their 

interpretation and imagination

 of the objects.

TIPPOO'S TIGER

Illustration by Marta Dlugolecka

PLASTER CAST

 Illustration by Marta Dlugolecka

BETEL CUTTER 

Illustration by Marta Dlugolecka

   

PORTRAIT OF JOSHUA WARD

Illustration by Marta Dlugolecka

MARIONNETTE PUPPETS: 

THE DUCHESS AND THE MARCH HARE

Illustration by Marta Dlugolecka

BLUE AND WHITE EWER,IRAN

Illustration by Joanne Blaker

ARMCHAIR

Illustration by Joanne Blaker

BOY PLAYING THE BAGPIPES

Illustration by Marie Molterer

DAGGERS (THAI:DHA)

STEEL AND CARVED DEER-HORN OR IVORY

Illustration by Marie Molterer

MAN YAWNING

Illustration by Marie Molterer

BACK DESIGN

OMG Test
V&A Late Friday  

Level 0, V&A Museum

Photo Gallery [flickr]

Our Stand

Prepare for the spread out

Visitors

Introducing to the public

Introducing to the public

Introducing to the public

Visitors trying to record

Visitor finding her object

Participant found the object

   Participant found the object and recording

Participant is on their way of finding

Listen to others recording

Listen to others recording

Listen to others recording

Listen to others recording

Listen to others recording

Participants is exchanging their recorded card

Working Process of OMG Card

First Proposal

  Our Mission is to Rock the Art World with the    

  Spirit of Open Source.

OMG(Open My Guide) is proposed as an alternative art- captioning system for art galleries and museums. Its aim is to provide greater freedom of interpretation by using a open-source, decentralized model, to replace the more authority-laden practice of providing curatorial captions.


This project is created by two Royal College of Art Students, Lingjing Yin(www.lingjingyin.com), and Shikai Tseng (www.shikaitseng.com) with collaboration of V&A museum in London.

So here comes Our Questions:

Is Expensive Art = Good Art?

Who Decide the Value of Art?

Will Supper Powerful Gallery/ Curators Influence Our Judgement of Art, or They Already Did?

   

 The One Way Knowledge Input Happen Now

We Want More Immediate Response.

Why Not Open Our Guide?

With OMG

 Scenario Illustration

 Based on the already existing audio guide system of most of the museum.

 Website Design for OMG 

It allows audiences to login to listening their comment and sharing comment based on the same interest.

Various Proposal for OMG 

Devices, Products, Software can be generated based on the OMG System, 

Such as Audio Guide, Iphone Apps, USB, DVD, etc.

Audience's Comment upon the Turner Prize 2010.