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CC x CVWe canceled your other sources about art & culture and nfts.
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NFTs aren’t a new opportunity — they’re a new form of humiliation for most artists.
I’m not a hater, and I don’t think the technology itself is hopeless or uninteresting for artists. Unlike the traditional art market, NFTs aren’t tied to a specific city, place or time, which makes them a great opportunity for artists to en...
The main problem of modern art, or Are you ready to squeeze between two naked people to enter an exhibition?
If an exhibition like this were organised by a no-name artist like me, probably only I and my mom would attend. She’d only come to say how embarrassing my show is... But if we’re talking about Marina Abramović, we can be sure that at least ...
Should art be thrown in the trash bin to become art?
Is the cleaner to blame for not recognizing your art and thinking it was garbage? Are you to blame for not making it clear enough, leading the cleaner to throw it out? Is art to blame for becoming trash?
Why a New Museum Dedicated to AI-Generated Art in LA Is a Problem, but Not for Artists
That’s a problem for horror films because AI doesn’t shy away from creating very strange and frightening videos, even if it does so in one recognisable style…
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