A real honor to be in discussion with , adjunct curator of digital art at the Whitney, for the latest podcast episode of RightClickRadio. We come at NFTs from different angles which made for a fascinating and thoughtful conversation.
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That’s exactly it…lower barriers to entry on Tezos allowing considerably greater participation from the Global South & artists/collectors who can’t afford Eth gas fees. Greater participation = greater artistic range …greater experimentation. Great talk
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Thanks! Grateful to Christiane for being so open to having the conversation and for being a role model for me and others who are passionate about digital art.
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Most excellent. One way to bridge the various art and collector scenes discussed here is to kick these conversations into gear. Kudos to you and for promoting this kind of dialogue.
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Very interesting discussion, thank you both.
The largest number of people collecting art in history - indeed.
We remain optimistic too, and it's great to see the appreciation of #Tezos works growing.
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this is exactly how I describe the cultural impact of (esp tez) NFTs- more collectors & more paid creators than ever seen- and the amount of capital flowing to global south artists begins to represent a historic reparations of sorts for (unpaid) aesthetic/cultural contributions
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Very nice to hear the voice and historical perspective of Christiane, and frankly, her reasoned realism. The questionnaire component of the digital documentation set is very interesting. Nice contrast to the minimalism of the NFT token legering. Informative podcast, thanks.
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