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VISITING EXPERT ON THE ABSURD đź‘˝meandering writer, editor, asst prof of visual culture, thinking about digital culture and the absurd always

This column aims to focus on art that engages technology as a medium or a topic. We live in a digital culture and I have found that I better understand the technologies I use, as well as what to reject, in no small part through the thoughtful efforts of artists. IÂ’ve grasped the subtleties of coding
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Charlotte Kent speaks to the artist about his latest NFT project and the human side of data
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Artists, curators, and institutions have adopted a variety of approaches to the nascent field of NFT art. These are the most interesting.
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Many people find NFT platforms with their endless squares of images to be overwhelming. Imagine instead that NFTs were organized into a group with an overarching theme or practice. Imagine a text that explains the idea for the selection of works. In mainstream contemporary art, we call that an exhib
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’Tis the season of giving, and artists—more than most—donate works for auctions and benefits to support schools, charities and institutions. They donate work that represents their hard earned labor in the name of exposure, by complicated requests from current collectors or supporters, and for the po
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With block time changing history, Charlotte Kent and Alex Estorick survey the artists exploring new temporalities
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My last column addressed generative art, a practice in which artists often use data sets to create complex works about our world. But where does that data come from? And, more importantly, can the aestheticization of data ignore its historical context or the privacy issues of its contemporary contex
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Ultimately, the point is not to leave new technologies, which are value-neutral to begin with, to technocrats, commerce and the military complex alone. Art is also part of our society, and it should deal with the tools of todayÂ’s society.
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