Happening Type: Online

Olafur Eliasson regularly uses his art to encourage environmental consciousness and this year he created an augmented reality experience to bring the natural world into anyone’s home. Called Wunderkammer, it is hosted on the Acute Art app, which offers a variety of AR and virtual reality artworks like gargantuan sculptures by KAWS and a journey into the human body by Anish Kapoor. With Wunderkammer, users can interact with a puffin, examine a fiery sun, conjure a rain cloud, and generate the Northern Lights in their own backyard.

The New York City Ballet has returned to its home at Lincoln Center, recording performances for their spring digital season. It kicks off with a three-week-long in-depth look at the choreography of founder George Balanchine with both performance streams and discussions with the dancers. Then viewers can tune into new work including the world premiere of a ballet by choreographer Kyle Abraham and a solo by choreographer Justin Peck. Alongside these performances, City Ballet The Podcast is providing behind-the-scenes looks at the company as it finds ways to adapt and connect.