Even if digital art existed for a long time, digital artists have been working without recognition, without recompense, for a very long time. Why? jpegs could be easily downloaded and copied. And then came the NFT-Boom and blockchain technology that allowed to rethink digital artworks. And the space started to …
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution has arrived, binding our lives even more tightly to connected technologies like virtual reality, blockchain and web3.>Who can present, own and distribute artworks in these digital realms?>Can emerging technologies really be used for the good of the art market? ”Duplicated” introduces the inaugural exhibition of Canadian …
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History tends to hide itself. Or do we tend to forget it? What we take for granted nowadays, sometimes in the (distant) past was different. Alongside writings of the time, paintings offer a glimpse into the history and can reveal much of an era. But do we truly understand them, …
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Video games are appealing to the new generations, with consumers growing constantly. Nowadays, museums try to reinvent themselves, but might videogames be a solution to it? Video games can be forms of art, but museums can tap into the potential of video games to reach out to new audiences, to …
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It might seem that gamers and art museums have nothing in common. Two different worlds that rarely intersect each other, says common sense. But, a new series of events organised by We Are Museums In Cooperation with the Smithsonian Presented by the Villa Albertine and the The Cultural Services of the French Embassy …