Where Next for Digital Art?
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Where Next for Digital Art?
Building a collection on the internet is like building a sandcastle on the beach: eventually the tide washes in and it’s as if it never existed in the first place.
Kyle Chayka • Essay: The digital death of collecting
An Interview with Maya Man | Are.na Editorial
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This all made sense in a pre-digital age, when the only way an artist could connect with an audience was through a gallery show or write-up in some fancy art magazine. But today, by taking advantage of the Internet and social media, an artist can share whatever she wants, whenever she wants, at almost no cost.
Austin Kleon • Show Your Work!: 10 Ways to Share Your Creativity and Get Discovered (Austin Kleon)
Maya: My curatorial vision is very selfish [ laughs ]. I’m really excited about what I personally like, which is maybe true for all curators. Right now, I describe HEART as supporting artists who are engaged with the internet, software, and pop culture. That trifecta really describes the type of work that I gravitate toward. There’s a lot of artist... See more
An Interview with Maya Man | Are.na Editorial
8. Intellectual property will become less defensible in the short term but it is still cultural gold. From “my kid could do that” to “right click and save,” new media from the early 20th century onward has been poorly received. As W. David Marx writes of NFTs in Dirt, “whether or not this particular NFT bubble bursts, we should take them seriously ... See more