Presentation for Augmented Planet developers event. Kensington, London, 2011. Includes examples of #AR applications by/for cultural institutions, artists, educators.

1. Hands & phone illustration @stedelijkhttp://bit.ly/mw2011-AR AR for culture Frank Angermann & Shelley Mannion at #AP2011

2. Art, sculpture Guides and City explorers Exhibitions Interpretative mediation Image smee.bruce on Flickr

3. Streetmuseum Belgrade Museum Night

4. Scope Plymouth, UKMay 2011 Exploratorium Get SurrealFebruary 2011 Image Exploratorium on Flickr Artists: Vladimir Geroimenko and Roberto Fraquelli

5. After Dark: Get Surreal Images from R. Rothfarb #MW2011 paper Mixing Realities

6. Amir Baradaran, New York Artists: Chris Hodson & Sarah Staton, Site Gallery, Sheffield XYZ Sculpture Frenchising Mona Lisa

7. Artists: Sander Veenhof & Mark Skwarek, October 2010 The invasion of MOMA

8. Artist: Jan Rothuizen Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

9. Heineken Music Hall event

10. Picture of phone charging station And BOTD My 3G reception is terrible in here. Back at the British Museum

11. ARToolkit Layar SecondSight

12. I am way sexier than that marker.

13. Part 1: Egyptian galleries Part 2: Samsung Centre

14. Vertices? Talk to the hand.

15. Um, FYI, the bottom one is fake.

16. Ready, steady, scan!

17. Find the right concept Need sturdy markers Can develop cheaply Ideal for education Buy pre-built 3D models

18. Sixteen young people Is that my Blackberry ringing? Four days Four new AR trails

19. Day 3: Media production

20. Guided tours for staff led by young people

21. Audio: the usual suspect 3G signal in galleries Requires facilitation Requires lots of devices

22. Indoor positioning Dude, do you think they have free public wifi?

23. Tablet-size screens Paper prototype testing Game/AR integration

24. Fashion designer Cassette Playa Wearable AR

31. Exploratorium Get Surreal, February 2011 Sensory overload

32. Miwa Matreyek at TED Global 2010 Virtual and the real

33. Whatever you do, make it fun. @smannion on Twitter Thanks for listening. Pret a Porte, Hugo Barroso, 2005, Centro Nacional de lasArtes, Mexico