Article DiscussionThe Immense Museum of Strangeness | Tim Kentby Alex EstorickThe painter discusses rest, recursion, and the eternal power of metaphysical painting in an age of uncertaintyRead article→Log in to comment
JKJoana Kawahara Lino@joanakawaharalinoTeam11d agoThere is indeed something uncanny/oneiric about these works... I can’t quite pinpoint what it is.0
BDBrian Droitcour@briandroitcourThe State of Digital Art WritingThe State of Digital Art Writing. I just published a post to Outland’s Substack that I think is of interest to folks here. If nothing else, it’s a kind of response to Giannis’s questoin “What does the NFT space need to thrive?” In the...
BDBrian Droitcour@briandroitcour·8Trading Card AestheticsTrading Card Aesthetics. I’ve been thinking a lot about the resurgence of trading card aesthetics in NFT art in the last year.. The format has been embraced by emerging artists like terrorism and Evil Biscuit; Beeple released...
PGPierre Gervois@pgervois·8Five years after 2021: Where is digital art heading to?Five years after 2021: Where is digital art heading to? Okay, let’s address the elephant in the room. We all have this nostalgia for the extraordinary moments we were part of in 2021, when we witnessed an explosion of art conversations catalyzed by the arr...
JKJoana Kawahara Lino@joanakawaharalino·1Why does “handmade” feel like a moral position right now?Why does “handmade” feel like a moral position right now? I’ve been thinking about the Dior story all week. A luxury house releases a holiday film, says it was all drawn by hand, and within days people are freeze-framing it to count the fingers on a cartoon ...
Crypto Collectibles, Museum Funding and OpenGLAM: Challenges, Opportunities and the Potential of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)— Work
There is indeed something uncanny/oneiric about these works... I can’t quite pinpoint what it is.