It has not been used on the production and display of historical artwork. This is easily circumvented, economic, political and can be obtained from the course of the future. Especially the post-modern art view or object of taste can prove this. The evolution of the art object to general universal dimensions, designing spaces in parallel with the departure of the boundaries of spaces with certain spaces from kitchen designs, is an application of the future understanding of art. It takes place as one of the entire age. However, the Covid-19 trainings that can be experienced in December 2019 are experienced with a problem. Adults and exhibitions of this art are under the influence of adults. The pandemic has created the problem of how real art exhibitions such as virtual reality of artistic spaces on balconies, balconies and art balconies applied to the streets have an impact on new curators, artists and audiences. Thanks to this research, it has been revealed what effect the artistic events organized in virtual environments with the epidemic process have in the context of curators and viewers, and the changing roles of the artist and the audience are examined. The scope of the research has been limited in the perspective of curators, artists, exhibition areas and audience by considering the process from the Covid-19 epidemic process to the present day. In this research process, primary and secondary sources will be used, and literature reviews and document reviews written within the scope of the subject were made. As a result of the research, the pandemic process; It has been determined that the artist has created different variables, especially within the exhibition and curators, by changing the way of expression. Virtual spaces, which are easy to access but not appealing to the senses, have had different benefits, the artist's creative initiatives were realized during the production and exhibition stages, and the curators integrated their qualifications into virtual media. This research is important in that it examines how a global health problem affects art environments and deals with a current issue, and it is expected to be a source for research to be carried out in this context.