Virtual spaces for culture,
museums and galleries
Curatours provides up close, personal access to cultural exhibitions within the safety (and convenience) of your own virtual space.
Designed from the ground up to be as accessible to as many audiences as possible, the platform can be enjoyed via smartphones, web browsers or VR. unlocking real-world content that may have previously been out of reach.
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New exhibits coming soon!
In a fast moving modern age, it'‘s easy to live in the belief that we are doing things for the very first time – despite the many achievements of the generations that came before us.
The ‘Respect Due’ project aims to capture as many of these unique perspectives as possible, showcasing a selection of individuals through art, audio interviews and personal artefacts.
Created during the global pandemic, the entire project was commissioned, curated and produced by a completely remote team.
Curatours is proud to offer a permanent virtual home for the exhibit, and showcase an exciting step for the Museum of Colour in their mission to open up new avenues for accessibility, inclusivity, and the preservation of cultural heritage in an increasingly digital world.
The Bradford District is home to some of the most exciting museums and galleries in the UK, so we are thrilled that Curatours has been selected for a pilot exhibit, showcasing several of Bradford’s hidden gems.
Inviting visitors to experience several eras of Bradford history - visitors can uncover strange stone markings amongst the ancient neolithic moors, get up close and personal with Bolling Hall or explore
the Belle Vue photography studio, where local Bradford people were immortalised in film between 1902 and 1975.
Launching Summer ‘24, the exhibit will hopefully be the first in a programme of work, celebrating Bradford as the 2025 City of Culture 2025.