With the rapid adoption of blockchain technology across industries and the growing popularity of NFTs, the intersection of art and technology remains at the forefront of contemporary discourse, paving the way for innovation in the arts and beyond.
As a cornerstone of the online art world, Artnet has maintained a position at the forefront of art-related technology, highlighting recent developments and events as well as critical dialogues about the rise and evolution of NFT art and the role of art in new digital landscapes and ecosystems.
In this vein – and coinciding with NFT.NYC Week—Artnet has partnered with NeueHouse to present Web 3.0: Offscreen, a panel discussion highlighting dynamic conversations about art and technology. The event features curator Anika Meier, artist Manuel Rossner, ArtXCode Founder Sofia Garcia, Artist and Collector Anne Spalter, and Museum of Crypto Art Founder Colborn Bell, and will be moderated by Artnet’s own NFT Head, Jiayin Chen.
About the upcoming panel, Chen noted, “The digital art discourse has decoupled from the cryptocurrency narrative, allowing people to see that a paradigm shift is gradually happening. We are committed to supporting a new generation of artists and bringing value to the ecosystem. As an exciting next step, we’re extending our online conversation to IRL by launching the Offscreen Series.
RSVP to Web 3.0 Offscreen, Art and Technology Conversations with Artnet.
Taking place Tuesday, April 11 at NeueHouse Madison Square, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and discussion beginning at 6:30 p.m., Web 3.0: Offscreen is just the start of a series of programs and events aimed at fostering and to promote meaningful conversations around art and technology. Don’t miss Artnet’s events this week!
tuesday april 11
Artnet x NeueHouse Web 3.0: Out of scope
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: NeueHouse Madison Square, 110 E. 25th Street, New York, NY 10010
Wednesday April 12
Metalabel x Artnet
On generative choreography: artist conversation by an operator
Join OperatorIt is Ania Catherine And Dejha Ti for an in-depth, process-oriented discussion of their recent work in generative chain choreography. Drawing on multiple stories, the duo trace the roots of their process to Merce Cunningham’s “dance of chance” method, computational choreography, the 1960s Experiments in Art and Technology (EAT) movement, as well as various embodied approaches to human-machine collaboration. by the first women in digital art. As part of their ongoing privacy collection exploring the tension between privacy and transparency in blockchain technology, this series of conceptual generative choreographies will be released in May 2023.
The presentation is followed by a conversation between the Operator and Eric Calderon, founder of Art blocks.
Welcome by Anna Bullbrook of Metalabel and remarks from Jiayin Chen from clean art.
Time: 12 p.m.
Location: 99 Canal Street, 4th Floor, New York NY 10002
From Wednesday 12 April to Thursday 13 April
Tezos NFT Summit
A dynamic gathering of creatives, innovators and enthusiasts to explore the future of NFTs and Web3
Tezos, the open-source blockchain, invites you to join them at the Tezos NFT Summit, a dynamic gathering of creatives, innovators, and enthusiasts at the intersection of artistic inspiration, community networking, and developer innovation. You can expect two days of fun and interactive discussions, workshops and portfolio reviews, as well as various activations by Tezos NFT projects and much more.
Appointment: April 12-13
Location: Spring Studios, 50 Varick Street, New York, NY 10013
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