Anyone who curates a display knows the countdown: the works arrive, the texts are closed at the last minute, and the audio guide is the first thing to be dropped because it needs weeks of production that simply are not there. When the exhibition closes, that work is filed away and the next one starts from scratch.
The problem is not the quality of the content, which already exists in the labels and catalogues: it is how much time and money it takes to turn it into an audio guide that works.
Tight deadlines between install and opening
Costs multiplied by every exhibition
The curator wrote the labels following the catalogue's own pattern — artist, work, context, technique — and in a few clicks generated the voices for every room. The QR codes were printed in the office and placed beside the works the day before the opening.
An audio guide ready with little effort, for every new display
Predictable costs: no device rental, no studio recording session
A work changes halfway through? The content is updated in 2 minutes!
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