MoCDA: Museum of Contemporary Digital Art: Recent Episodes
Museum of Contemporary Digital Art
The Museum of Contemporary Digital Art promotes the understanding, enjoyment, preservation, and protection of digital art.
Welcome to the MoCDA talk series. Today, We're chatting with Fanny Lakoubay from the CADAF -Contemporary and Digital Art Fair to find out exactly what CADAF ONLINE is. Devoted to supporting their global communities of galleries, artists, and collectors, CADAF is launching CADAF Online, a virtual art fair to be held online in June 2020. CADAF is determined to challenge the status quo caused by COVID19 with this innovative event and will host the physical edition of the digital art fair later this year.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Currently based in Berlin, Aaron Scheer creates young, progressive art that exists between the poles of analogism and digitalism. He uses painting techniques to create digital painting directly on the computer and attempts, successfully, to mimic the use of physical media through various brushes and paint effects. The core aim of his process is to find innovative ways to transfer the internet, data, documents, photos, and digital information into a new form of painting.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Franco Verrascina, known as Frenetik Void, is a digital artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he works and resides. He has been connected to digital technology since his childhood due to his father's relationship with software development. Frenetik Void was born as a result of his artistic exploration in digital art. During the talk you’ll hear how Franco creates his art, encapsulating his life experiences into distant surreal and futuristic worlds.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to the MoCDA talk series. Today, we're talking to Indonesian digital and crypto artist, Twisted Vacancy. Twisted Vacancy is based in Jakarta and his artist name originated from what the artist experiences as a form of conversation in his head. Heavily influenced by the 1980’s Japanese artists and 1990’s culture, Twisted Vacancy represents many perspectives on life, pop-culture, and esotericism through allegories of South East Asian culture.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Pinar Yoldas is a Turkish-American architect, artist, and professor at the University of California, San Diego. Her work develops within biological sciences and digital technologies through architectural installations, kinetic sculpture, sound, video, and drawing with a focus on post-humanism, eco-nihilism, Anthropocene, and feminist technoscience.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Today we are in conversation with Georg Bak, art advisor and curator, who specialises in digital and generative art, vintage computer art from the 1960s, and contemporary photography. In this talk, Georg speaks about his art advisory journey, the rise of digital and generative art over the last years, and how to curate physical and digital art shows online. Georg also talks about new models for art exhibitions and fairs online during and post-COVID-19.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Today, we’re in conversation with Beatriz Ramos digital artist, photographer, animator, and founder of Dada.art alongside Judy Mam. Dada is a social network where artists connect through drawing on a decentralised digital art marketplace built on the blockchain.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Clara Luzian, known as Render Fruit, joins us in this live MoCDA talk. Clara is a 3D artist and animator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina and she has been making music videos and visuals for live shows for the last 5 years. Stay tuned to learn about how Clara uses 3D technology to create immersive and visual experiences and to hear more about Clara’s recent work, Faceless, and how the pandemic is addressed in her art and research.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. Today, we’re in conversation with Jason Bailey, founder of Artnome, art market analytics expert, and curator. Jason’s mission is to use technology and data to improve the world's art historical record and to bring attention to artists working at the intersection of art and technology. In this talk, Jason speaks about art market trends, ways of exhibiting art online, and the future of the art and technology post-COVID-19.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Listen to our live conversation with artist David Young. David has spent his entire career at the edge of emerging technologies. In his current work, David explores how beauty and aesthetic experiences can give a fresh perspective on how we think about artificial intelligence. Discover how David uses machine learning to define an aesthetic in art whilst connecting with the surrounding environment and nature in the time of social distancing.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Today, we’re connecting with Prince Osinachi, a digital and crypto artist who uses Microsoft Word to create digital art. Prince is considered Africa's foremost crypto artist, having made a huge splash on the digital art scene over the last year. With a unique style and colour palette inspired by Nigerian textiles, Prince’s work touches on topics around the environment, racism, and single parenthood.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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We are talking to Brussels-based artist, Patrick Tresset, who develops theatrical installations with robotic agents as actors. Tresset’s installations utilise computational systems that aim to introduce artistic, expressive, and obsessive aspects to robots’ behaviours. These systems are influenced by research into human behaviour, more specifically how humans make marks, depict other humans, how we perceive artworks and relate to robots. Tresset also uses robots and autonomous computational systems to investigate these drawings and painting practice.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Join us in conversation with Rah Crawford. Rah discussed how he developed his creative style, NEO NOW, and his vision about future technologies and the internet community.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Listen to curator and gallerist Eleonora Brizi talking about her contributions to the making of the Rarest Book: a collection of all Rare Pepe cards. Eleonora talks about the origin of the meme, copyright issues, and the rise, fall and return of Pepe the Frog in eastern and western communities. Eleonora is currently creating a Cryptoart exhibition about the Italian crypto art scene in Cryptovoxels and is also launching her new art project, Breezy Gallery.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Kevin Abosch is an Irish conceptual artist known for his works in photography, sculpture, installation, AI, blockchain and film. Abosch's work addresses the nature of identity, value and human currency and has been exhibited throughout the world, often in civic spaces. In this talk you’ll hear about one of his recent work N95 and the impact of covid19 on art and the community.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Julie Gratz is a director, animator, and artist who combines her musicality and skill in fine art to create animations that perfectly compliment the music they accompany. Julie co-founded Kaleida Studio in 2013 and is still the Executive Director. Kaleida Studio is a video and animation production studio that specialises in animation for film, music, documentary, and commercial projects.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. In this talk you will hear from artist duo Hackatao (Sergio Scalet and Nadia Squarci) in conversation with artist and researcher Hex6c (Massimo Franceschet). They are currently spending their quarantine time in Italy, near Udine while collaborating on a new artwork called Cypher::Prophet, later auctioned on AsyncArt.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talks series. REA! is a call to action and essence of our curatorial vision: the reactive, raw, radically new. The Independent Emerging Artist Fair is a disruptive concept that challenges the industry to adopt new operational tactics. The protagonists are the artists - a carefully curated selection of emerging visual art talents coming from academic and freelance backgrounds. The collectors and visitors are invited to take part in peer-to-peer transactions bypassing the gallery intermediaries. For its first edition, REA Milano will be a 3-day event with on-site curated exhibitions and online sales powered by innovative technologies.
We created this as a response to COVID-19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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We’re connecting with Zaiba Jabbar, an award-winning director, commissioner, independent curator, moving image artist, and founder of Hervisions. Zaiba is interested in democratisation and accessibility and how we experience art outside the white cube. Her curatorial project Hervisons is an investigation into how people in the margins are using technology to create art outside of traditional formats, making space for themselves through the experience of expanded moving images.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. Snow Yunxue Fu is a Chinese-born and New York-based new media artist, curator, and Assistant Arts Professor at the Department of the Photography and Imaging, Institute of Emerging Technology at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University (NYU). In this talk, Snow is taking us through her solo show Liminality Liminoid which opened in NYC in Manhattan’s Chinatown during March 2020. Enjoy the talk and virtual exhibition tour.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. In this talk, we're connecting with Doreen Rios, a curator specialised in digital art and culture and founder of Antimateria. [Anti]materia emerges from the need of consolidating an informative platform as well as an exhibition space that enfolds the artistic creation based on new media, performed by Latin American artists, curators and art promoters. Doreen's work focuses on research and curation of digital art, and post-digital practices.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. We’re connecting with Sofia Crespo, an artist working with a huge interest in biology-inspired technologies. One of Sofia’s main focus is the way organic life uses artificial mechanisms to simulate itself and evolve, this implying the idea that technologies are a biased product of the organic life that created them and not a completely separated object. On the side, Sofia is also hugely concerned with the dynamic change in the role of the artists working with machine learning techniques.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Welcome to MoCDA talk series. Today, we’re in conversation with Jess Conatser, founder and curator at Studio As We Are, a concept studio focused on human interaction & New Media Art initiatives. Listen to how Jess has curated and developed projects alongside artists, brands and agencies. Studio As We Are exists at the intersection of art and technology and is dedicated to using skill-set to advance voices in new media and to help carve out more space for digital art to exist IRL.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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In this talk, you’ll hear from artist Mattia Cuttini. Mattia combines multiple art techniques, such as graphic design, rubber stamps, music, weaving and artificial intelligence. He describes his process as a collection of layers, overlapping interventions. Discover how Mattia creates digital and physical art and collaborates with fellow artists over the internet in times of quarantine.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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We're in conversation with Arda Yalkin from duo We Are Ha:ar based between Istanbul and New York. At Ha:ar, Arda and Hande Şekerciler are pursuing new forms of expression by blending classical artworks and new technology. Arda and Hande master a wide range of production methods ranging from traditional sculpture and painting to digital video, animation, 3D modeling, together with current mainstream media aesthetics. Overall their practice is informed by questions relating to the civilization we create, the technology we produce, and conflicts we generate with our way of being.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Hello and welcome to MoCDA talk series. Ilan Katin is a Berlin-based artist who currently makes non-figurative drawings, occasionally collaborates with musicians doing live visual performances, and sometimes ventures into the creation of installations. As of late 2018, he has been involved with the blockchain art community, publishing works on superrare.co, knownorigin.io and contributing to DADA.art.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Today we’re in conversation with Digital and 3D Artist Paola Pinna. Paola is interested in exploring the meaning of being human today, focusing on different aspects of the relationship between humans and machines, the internet and its subcultures, but also very fascinated about new ways of conceiving life and spirituality in the age of technological advancements.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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We’re in conversation with artist duo Dejha Ti and Ania Catherine. Listen to how Los Angeles based duo merge cutting edge technology and immersive experiences. In their work Ania and Dejha challenge the audience’s perceptions while experimenting on the influence that new technologies play on the human body and mind.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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We’re talking to Fabrizio D’Aloia, Founder of Artsquare.io, a FinTech startup operating in the art market. ArtSquare.io is a platform that uses Blockchain to issue shares of contemporary artworks. On ArtSquare.io anyone can invest and own art fractions in the same way as one would buy shares of companies on the stock exchange.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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In this talk, we feature the work of mixed media artist Vesa Kivinen, Vesa combines photography, painting, bodypainting and digital collage into a single expression. He calls this process Artevo. Vesa has been one of the early promoters of the crypto art movement and is very active as a speaker, artist and influencer in the crypto space.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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In this talk, we will be exploring the poetry of glitch art with digital artist Domenico Barra. Domenico is currently working on a new project called: the White Page Gallery. An online network and community redefining art curating as a social practice.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Today, we are talking to Cibelle Cavalli Bastos artist, musician, independent researcher and activist. In this talk, we will be exploring the use of Instagram filters in relation to the condition of artists in times of self-isolation and economic uncertainty.
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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Daniel Ambrosi is recognised as one of the founding creators of the emerging AI art movement and is noted for the nuanced balance he achieves in human-AI hybrid art.
In this talk, we will be exploring Daniel’s most recent works: Pestilent Trump and How to Create a Grand Scale “Three-Pass” Dreamscape Detail in 125 Easy Steps!
We created this as a response to Covid19. These talks are a way of documenting the times we live in and to share thoughts from international artists and the art industry in times of social distancing. I hope you won’t mind the quality of the recording as all of the talks were live-streamed from Instagram. Thank you to all the artists, curators and art experts who took part in this series.
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