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If you've ever wanted to witness the spectacle of salmon migration in virtual reality, now's your chance.<\/p>\n
UNINTERRUPTED is back; the dazzling art displayfirst projectedthe pacific sockeye salmons homeward journey on the Cambie Bridge in 2017.<\/p>\n
Nowthe project is going mobile.<\/p>\n
This summer, groupsof 20 people canexperience the 30-minute extravaganza atthree outdoor Metro Vancouver locations.<\/p>\n
\"The art piece is about bringingthe heart of a river into the heart of a city. These really extraordinary, kind of cutting-edge, technologies really soak up documentary language if you embrace the abstract,\" says director Nettie Wild.<\/p>\n
The eventwill launch on the Museum of Vancouver's garden patio from July 7-11. From July 14-24 it will move to the Shipyard CommonsatLonsdale Quay in North Vancouver. You'll also be able to catch the film at the Burnaby Art Gallery veranda betweenAugust 3-13.<\/p>\n
There are several shows per evening.<\/p>\n
The immersive film captures the original bridge projection in stunning 3D. Audience members arefitted with a VR headset and seated in a swivel chair for a 360-degree view.All equipment is sanitized between showings with ultraviolet light.<\/p>\n
The project's creators are also working with community stewardship organizations to highlight salmon preservation in our cities.<\/p>\n
UNINTERRUPTED VR is free but seatsmust be reserved. Online booking is now open.<\/p>\n
More locations and dates,including a return to downtown Vancouver at the end of August, will be announced throughout the summer.<\/p>\n
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