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Right Click Save: The New Digital Art Community

by Alex Estorick.

Alex Estorick (ed.), Right Click Save: The New Digital Art Community, Berlin: Vetro Editions, 2024.

Alex Estorick (ed.), Right Click Save: The New Digital Art Community, Berlin: Vetro Editions, 2024.

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Coverage · 6 articles

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  • 2026THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART
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From the Magazine

In Between the Art Worlds

Julianna Vezzetti · Interviews · Feb '26

THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART

Alex Estorick · Interviews · Jan '26

On the Index

Alex Estorick— Editor

Right Click Save— Publication

Vetro Editions— Publisher