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FR-FRFugitives! between physical and virtual exhibitions
A 100% virtual exhibition: a launch despite a pandemic
It had been planned that in May 2020, the Fugitives! exhibition would begin a Quebec tour at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. But the first lockdown occurs in March 2020: museums and schools are forbidden to open their doors until further notice.
Bounce back
As sponsor of the exhibition and its tour, the Commission des droits de la personne et de la jeunesse (CDPDJ) and Webster bounced back and decided to offer the multimedia version directly with our technological solution. Indeed, they realized that our web application could become the gateway to the 100% virtual version. It becomes a microsite. This new version is launched in August 2020. Result: Over 8,500 people attended the virtual launch of the project on Facebook.
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Visit the interactive exhibition Fugitives!, created by Webster LS and the Commission on Human Rights and Youth Rights. This digital exhibition was designed using our multimedia content manager.
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Today, we celebrate the virtual opening of the interactive exhibition Fugitives! with Webster LS and the Commission on Human Rights and Youth Rights.
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Although presented in physical form in a museum, “Fugitives!” was created with the aim of being a 100% virtual exhibition.
View postWe are grateful for this wonderful recognition from the Commission on Human Rights and Youth Rights!
Thank you for placing your trust in us!
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It's finally here! The virtual exhibition Fugitives is now open! Follow the live stream to find out more!
Congratulations to the Commission on Human Rights and Youth Rights, Webster LS, and Amel Zaazaa for all their wonderful work.
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