MoCDA and SuperRare present #10QuestionsIn10Minutes: a new series of live talks presenting emerging and internationally acclaimed digital artists. Discover new artists every week from the SuperRare art platform in conversation with a MoCDA curator. We go live every Friday at 2pm EST on YouTube (SuperRare and MoCDA). Ep. 03 About Baron Lantaigne Baron Lanteigne creates art installations bridging the real and virtual worlds through LCD as if they were portals. His work is presented internationally at digital art events such as Mapping Festival (GE), Mirage Festival (FR), Dutch Design Week (NL), SONAR+D (ES) and at the Ludwig Museum (HU). Baron Lantaigne: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baronlanteigne/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/baronlanteigne Website: https://linktr.ee/baronlanteigne SuperRare: https://superrare.co/baronlanteigne SuperRare: Platform: https://superrare.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superrare.co/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperRare_co MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with digital artist Lenny Forster Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration between the digital art platform KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. Follow Lenny Forster KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/lenny Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lennyforster/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lennyforster Website: https://lennyforster.cargo.site/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

MoCDA and SuperRare present #10QuestionsIn10Minutes: a new series of live talks presenting emerging and internationally acclaimed digital artists. Discover new artists every week from the SuperRare art platform in conversation with a MoCDA curator. We go live every Friday at 2pm EST Ep. 02 About Gavin Shapiro: Gavin Shapiro is a 3D designer/animator currently working as a Motion Design Director at R/GA in New York. His ultimate goal is to produce work that makes you smile, and these days he aims to do that by making vibrant, surrealist 3D animation that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still retains a high level of quality. He's lived and worked in Osaka and Paris, working on a large variety of projects including tv shows, commercials, outdoor displays, large-format stage visuals, and animations for casino games. Gavin Shapiro: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shapiro500/ Website: https://gavinshapiro.com/ SuperRare: https://superrare.co/shapiro500 SuperRare: Platform: https://superrare.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superrare.co/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperRare_coFollow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with digital artist Lawrence Lee Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration between the digital art platform KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. About Lawrence Lee: Best known for his iconic shamanistic images, Lawrence Lee has been a professional artist for over forty years. 'I have made a good living as a professional artist for almost fifty years. I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain. I have known love and loss in near equal measure. I am interested in almost everything, but have special fondness for language and subatomic physics. I continue to paint.' Lawrence W. Lee Follow Lawrence Lee KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/lawrence-lee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawrenceleeart/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawrenceLeeArt Website: https://www.lawrenceleeart.com/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin.io/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Presenting the first episode of 10 Questions in 10 Minutes with artist, Luna Ikuta. As a result of the collaboration between MoCDA and SuperRare, this episode marks the beginning of a new series of video interviews that shine a light on the most exciting artists working with digital media. About Luna: Luna Ikuta is a multimedia artist based in Los Angeles. Her work merges a furniture and industrial background with sculptural and moving art, experimenting with myriads of materials and taking inspiration from observational nature studies. Her practice has evolved in many ways over the years, integrating elements of sculpture, illustration, film, experimental aquascaping, interactive installation, and public art. Luna Ikuta: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lunaikuta/ SuperRare: https://superrare.co/lunaikuta SuperRare: Platform: https://superrare.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superrare.co/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperRare_coFollow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Social violence is a real and present problem in the United States. Issues like police brutality, racial discrimination, and poverty still disproportionately affect minority communities. Documentary photographer Jon Lowenstein has dedicated his practice to presenting the social effects of institutional violence, engaging with the people in his photographs over the course of decades to show how these issues can impact more than just individual lives. Through projects like Shadow Lives USA and Ferguson, Lowenstein has employed a deep sensitivity to document the struggles of the migrant crisis in the United States and the national protests combating police brutality against Black men and women. In South Side, Lowenstein embraces his adopted community of Chicago’s South Side to show the pains and joys that come with daily life in a politically neglected neighbourhood. Lowenstein is the first documentary photographer to utilise the blockchain, furthering a new initiative of using the technology to promote social justice and equity. The blockchain has become a popular method of permanently storing information in a way that is widely accessible to the public. Projects like the DADA Collective’s ‘No Justice No Peace’ and One / Off have employed this technology to champion police accountability and increase visibility for artists from underrepresented groups. By placing his photographs on the blockchain, Lowenstein has ensured that these records of his community are permanently embedded into the fabric of a nation-wide experience. Lowenstein’s newest project, ‘The Advocate’, takes a focused look at the activists fighting for a new America from their home in the South Side of Chicago. As Lowenstein keeps pace with Jedidiah Brown and others, this Chicago neighbourhood reveals itself as a microcosm of American social violence and racism, mirroring the damaging effect this violence has on Black families and communities across the nation. Anastasia Pineschi

Live conversation with digital artist Karan4d Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration between the digital art platform KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. About Karan4d: karan4d is a multimedia artist currently leading development on, and making use of FELIX AI to generate his NFTs. He aims to distribute photosonic artefacts through a synesthetic audiovisual experience depicting the intertwining of the material and digital worlds. Follow Karan4d KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/karan4d Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karan4d/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/karan4d Website: https://www.cryptoartnet.com/cryptoartists/listing/karan4d/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin.io/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with artist Undeadlu and MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. About Undeadlu: My name is Lucrezia, but I prefer Lu. I'm 25 and i live Italy. I've always wanted to find a way to share my art and my point of view and i think that the cryptoart is the right place to do it. Follow Undeadlu: Twitter: https://twitter.com/undeadlu1 Instagram: http://instagram.com/undeadlu KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/undeadlu Website: http://undeadlu.io Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

In conversation with Sam and Serena Tabacchi Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration with digital art platforms KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. About SamJ Studios: My design aesthetic and what interests me as an artist is heavily founded within my queer identity. Assuming I already stand out in public as a queer person, I am not afraid to go further and be more unique than most in my design. I like to think my creative approach to design is unapologetic and borderline absurd. One could easily say my work is almost campy. Someone once told me my work looked like it was from kindergarten, frankly I think that's chic. Follow SamJ Studios: Website: http://samjstudios.com/resume.html Twitter: https://twitter.com/samjstudios Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samjstudios/ KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/sam Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_museum/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

105COLLECTIVE IS A GROUP OF UK-BASED ARTISTS BRINGING THEIR WORK TO THE DIGITAL, VR, AND CRYPTO SPACES. THE GROUP CONVENED IN MARCH 2020 DURING THE FIRST WEEKS OF THE COVID-19 GLOBAL PANDEMIC, SEEKING WAYS TO SHARE ART IN A FORMAT ACCESSIBLE TO ALL AUDIENCES ON NOVEL SHARED-REALITY FORMATS, WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY ALLOWING FOR THE PROSPECT OF LONG-TERM ISOLATION DUE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING. READ MORE ABOUT US HERE. ARTISTS INCLUDE SPARROW READ, GARETH DAVIES, BEN HARRIOTT, STINA JONES AND KAREN FRANCES ENG. Find out more about the recent 105Collective's work on Async. Discover how each layer was created and the meaning of working collaboratively in digital art. MORE THAN GLASS IS LAUNCHING 24 OCTOBER 2020 Follow 105Collective: website: https://www.105collective.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/105Collective Follow MoCDA, Museum of Contemporary Digital Art: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_museum/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with digital artist Signlnoise (James White) Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration with digital art platforms KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. About James White and the Signalnoise Studio: Canadian illustrator, digital artist and keynote speaker James White helped bring the neon-infused 80s aesthetic to modern popular culture. He is best known for his poster work for the movie DRIVE and his box art for UbiSoft's Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. His constant creative output provided the visual language for the synthwave music scene, where he's provided cover art for the genre's top acts. Follow Signalnoise: Website: https://signalnoise.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Signalnoise Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/signalnoise/ KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/signalnoise Store: http://store.signalnoise.com http://starkade.com Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin.io/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_museum/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with digital artist Ann Ahoy. Behind the Screens is a live talk series in collaboration between the digital art platform KnownOrigin and MoCDA, the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art. About Ann Ahoy: I create colourful images with surreal, lighthearted vibes — sometimes playful, sometimes on the edge of absurdity. They are the product of my vivid imagination scouting the outside world. Everyday life inspires me, and it can be the most trivial things finding their way into my art. However, in most cases it’s fellow humans that strike my attention with curiosity and wonder. Follow Ann Ahoy: KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/ann-ahoy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ann__ahoy/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/ann_ahoy Website: https://annahoy.de/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_museum/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Art for Space: In order to investigate the overlap of the intersection of prestige and success in art, a group of art experts and artists were invited to select a small number of artworks that they deemed valuable. They had to choose among the works on display in the crypto art gallery, SuperRare, in September 2019. Their selection was then matched with indicators of market success for such works. The research found that prestigious artworks selected by art experts and artists are also successful in the gallery marketplace, revealing an interesting link between prestige and success, despite the early stage of the movement. ​This exhibition is in collaboration with SuperRare Art courtesy of the artists, the collectors and SuperRare Research published in the Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage by data scientist Massimo Franceschet Participating Curators: Jason R. Bailey, Chiara Braidotti, Eleonora Brizi, Chloe Diamond, Stina Gustafsson, Fanny Lakoubay, Judy Mam, Serena Tabacchi and Tom Van Avermaet Participating Artists: artonymousartifakt, Jörn Bielewski, Ophelia Fu, Hackatao, Bård Ionson, Marko Zubak, XCOPY, Neel Yadav and Zack Yanger. Exhibition curated by Chiara Braidotti and Serena Tabacchi Special thanks to An Rong and Jonathan Perkins at SuperRare and Martin Lukas Ostachowski

Live conversation with crypto artists Sparrow, Gisel X Florez and Angie Taylor About Sparrow: Sparrow Read is a software engineer, traditional artist (encaustic wax medium) and digital artist. Finding a synergy between technology and art, Sparrow explores the latent space of Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) deep learning algorithms and other digital manipulation techniques to create artworks that are a collaboration between human and machine. Find Sparrow on KnownOrigin https://knownorigin.io/sparrow Twitter: https://twitter.com/blackboxdotart About Gisel X Florez: Using manual camera techniques and conceptual practice, Gisel explores the ways in which we are interconnected in this space of existence. Drawing upon traditional still & cinematic methods using a digital 4×5, she incorporates immutable technology onto her art on various platforms & blockchains. Continuing to explore technique & tech, Gisel is currently expanding towards VR immersive installations & artistic community initiative within Cryptovoxels & Somnium Space. Find Gisel X Florez on KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/gisel-x-florez Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giselflorezstudio/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GiselFlorez About Angie Taylor: Sculptor, Animator & Digital Artist - since 1980s, Author, Educator and Ex-Adobe Follow Angie Taylor: Twitter: https://twitter.com/theAngieTaylor Website: https://angietaylor.co.uk/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_museum/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MOCDA_

Live conversation with artist Sebastian Boreal Arburola Boreal is a neo pop artist from Costa Rica exploring contemporary surrealism and creating mix media art. He is currently developing a series around the theme of logolism. Find Boreal on KnownOrigin https://knownorigin.io/boreal Follow Sebastian Boreal Arburola Website: https://www.behance.net/boreal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artboreal/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/artboreal Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

Live conversation with artist Gavin Strange By day, Gavin is a Director & Designer for Bristol's own Aardman Animations, by night he's a passion projects pursuer going under the alias of JamFactory. He's Keynote speaker, giving talks around the world, from Mexico to Manchester, the Middle East to Munich. In 2016, after speaking at the prestigious Do Lectures, he wrote the book ‘Do Fly’, a motivational mantra published by The Do Book Co & Chronicle Books. He's also a maker of noise, under the alias 'Project Toy'. Find Gavin Strange & JamFactory on KnownOrigin https://knownorigin.io/jamfactory Follow JamFactory Website: https://www.jam-factory.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamfactory/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamfactory Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

Live conversation with artist Zach Murray Zach is a science fantasy digital artist who creates dreamscapes, digital collages, photo manipulations and glitch art. Zach describes his approach experimental as most of what he does is a result of trial and error. Find Zach Murray on KnownOrigin https://knownorigin.io/zach-murray Follow Zach Murray Website: https://lnk.bio/um08 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1cosmozach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CosmoZach1 Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

Live conversation with artists Char Stiles, Snow Yunxue Fu and Jordan Gray CODAME sparks visionaries with playful workshops and an inclusive ART+TECH Festival, running since 2010. Through accessible art sales and inspiring experiences CODAME celebrates the value of creativity. Introducing the new CODAME Art+Tech Gallery, featuring work from some of the 300+ artists that we've had the privilege to partner with over the last ten years. Find CODAME artists on KnownOrigin https://knownorigin.io/codame Follow Codame Website: http://codame.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codame/ Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/codame/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

Can CryptoArt really change the world? Award-winning filmmaker, photographer and visual artist Jon Lowenstein’s feature-length documentary in progress The Advocate examines the journey of well-known Chicago activist Jedidiah Brown and several other African-American community activists, all searching for ways to create a sustainable life while relentlessly fighting for justice in their community on Chicago’s South Side. Support this project: https://www.gofundme.com/f/theadvocate/ KnownOrigin: https://knownorigin.io/jon-lowenstein Jon Lowenstein More at: www.jonlowenstein.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonlowenstein/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/JonLowenstein Website: www.theadvocatefilm.com/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Johnny Dollar in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. About Johnny Dollar: The art has been called Post-Pop Surrealism, cryptoanarchy and cypherpunk inspired art exploring themes of privacy, surveillance, copyright, hive-mind thinking, virtual-reality, and identity. Questioning humanity’s ever increasing interplay with technology whether that be digital, mechanical, pharmaceutical, or neuro-linguistic. Johnny Dollar is obviously not my real name, but pseudonym, a handle. I sign my paintings with my real name then cover my name with masking tape and sign it Johnny Dollar. The masking tape is a form of “encryption.” The “masking tape encryption” can always be removed to reveal my real identity, and is a metaphor for the false sense of privacy that we have in this brave new digital world. Follow Johnny Dollar: Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnnyDollarArt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnnydolla... Website: https://johnnydollar.biz/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Johnny Dollar in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. About Johnny Dollar: The art has been called Post-Pop Surrealism, cryptoanarchy and cypherpunk inspired art exploring themes of privacy, surveillance, copyright, hive-mind thinking, virtual-reality, and identity. Questioning humanity’s ever increasing interplay with technology whether that be digital, mechanical, pharmaceutical, or neuro-linguistic. Johnny Dollar is obviously not my real name, but pseudonym, a handle. I sign my paintings with my real name then cover my name with masking tape and sign it Johnny Dollar. The masking tape is a form of “encryption.” The “masking tape encryption” can always be removed to reveal my real identity, and is a metaphor for the false sense of privacy that we have in this brave new digital world. Follow Johnny Dollar: Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnnyDollarArt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnnydollar.biz/ Website: https://johnnydollar.biz/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Brendan Dawes in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. About Brendan Dawes: Brendan Dawes is a UK based artist and designer who uses generative processes involving data, machine learning and algorithms, to create interactive installations, electronic objects, online experiences, data visualisations, motion graphics and imagery for screen and print. Follow Brendan Dawes: Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendandawes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendandawes/ Website: http://brendandawes.com/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

The Museum of Contemporary Digital Art presents artist Damjanski in conversation with curator Marie Chatel Damjanski investigates social interactions and tech-dependent lifestyles through a black-box approach. By keeping his processes of implementation secret, the artist focuses on the performance that commands all use of technology. His works redirect attention to viewers and their understanding of different inputs and outputs: perceptions that are challenged to the point that the certainty becomes uncertain. Follow Damjanski Twitter: https://twitter.com/Damjanski Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/d.a.m.j.a.n.s.k.i/ Read article on SuperRare: https://editorial.superrare.co/2020/07/29/meet-the-artist-damjanski-and-the-act-of-erasure/ Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Souline in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. About Souline Art: Argentine artist currently residing in Spain. World traveler. Through my works I try to reflect how labyrinthine reality can be. Combining different techniques, styles and registers, I recreate the complexity of the perspectives that surround us. The lines prevail in my works, through which I seek to play interactively with my works to unite them and create more complex structures and symbolism. Follow Souline: Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrfanoSolange Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soulineart/ Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Tom Badley in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. Tom Badley From a hardcore fine art background, to being headhunted by one of the world's prolific printers of physical banknotes, Tom's work is inspired by the the design of the product that buys all products: money. Follow Tom: https://www.tombadley.net Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CurrencyDesign Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tombecoming Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knownorigin.io/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mocda_

KnownOrigin presents artist Harrison Willmott in conversation with MoCDA curator Serena Tabacchi. In this series we will take you one step closer to the art and the artists in the crypto space. KnownOrigin is working in partnership with MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art) to produce a series of live art talks that present contemporary crypto art to the public, with curatorial insights and interactive Q&A. Follow KnownOrigin: Website: https://knownorigin.io Instagram: www.instagram.com/knownorigin.io/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/KnownOrigin_io Follow MoCDA: Website: https://www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_

Skygolpe explores the relationship between identity and alienation, through the fluid dimension of the physical and the digital existence of the body. In his work, portraiture and identity are challenged by an intimate, yet anonymous depiction of the body. The use of the silhouette makes the work relatable, through which both the artist and audience can begin to channel and deconstruct, amplified by the mask-like quality of the figure’s face. Skygolpe paintings “Atichiphobia” and “Subtraction” have recently been displayed during CADAF Online 2020 (the Contemporary Digital Art Fair) and are currently exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Digital Art in their art show “Digital Bodies, concerning bodily structures”, on view at mocda.org until Sept 30th. Skygolpe x SuperRare Curated by Serena Tabacchi - MoCDA Museum of Contemporary Digital Art Follow Skygolpe: Instagram: www.instagram.com/skygolpe/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/skygolpe Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_

Art, Gaming & Collectibles Panel #1 during CADAF Online 2020 Speakers: Sebastien Borget, Co-Founder & COO The Sandbox Alex Atallah, Co-Founder & CTO of OpenSea Leandro Bellone, Co-Founder of CryptoMotors Artur Sychov, Founder & CEO Somnium Space Moderated by Serena Tabacchi, Co-Founder & CEO MoCDA

Art, Gaming & Collectibles Panel #2 during CADAF Online 2020 Speakers: Ghislaine Boddington, Creative Director Body Data Space Deen Atger, Creative Producer & Curator Alegria H. PixelChain, $Whale Token Drew Harding, The Metafactory Steve Wand, Co-owner of GameCredits & Co-founder of Digitible George Tsagkarakis, Founder of Egamers.io Moderated by Serena Tabacchi, Co-Founder & CEO MoCDA

Panel conversation on the Gamification of Art during CADAF Online 2020 Speakers: Fanny Lakoubay - COO at CADAF (Contemporary & Digital Art Fair) Sylvain Levy - Founder of the DSL Collection Boris Magrini - Curator at HeK (House of Electronic Arts Basel) Moderated by Serena Tabacchi - MoCDA (Museum of Contemporary Digital Art)

Panel discussion during CADAF Online 2020 on the subject of Copyright for digital assets: what are the challenges and best practice on the management of copyright and royalties of digital art. Speakers: Cynthia Gayton, Attorney Dominic Perini, CTO MoCDA, EverKnow.it Mark Waugh, Director Business Development DACS

In this workshop MoCDALab highlights the following topics: introduction of the Remix IDE, handling of NFTs, use of the OpenZeppelin smart contracts libraries, implementation of sales, implementation of an auction, and the introduction of a secondary market trading with royalties paid to the authors. All is emulated and self contained in the browser. The workshop material is located at this address https://github.com/domhaobaobao/gallery Join the Tweet to ask questions https://twitter.com/MOCDA_/status/1276229239617044480

We are connecting with Martin Lukas Ostachowski, Polish-born, German geometric abstraction artist, who currently lives and works in Quebec in Canada. In his recent works, Martin explores clouds within the blockchain context as a contemporary symbol of data storage and connectivity, representing transformation and hope for fair global distribution of opportunity and wealth. Through data visualizations, animations, digital and physical pieces, Martin aims to make this complex technology accessible in order to spark discussions on the blockchain’s profound transformative potential for society.

Welcome to MoCDA talk series. We are live streaming with Georgia Tucker, artist, virtual reality designer and environmental activist. In this talk Georgia speaks about creating art in virtual reality, addressing the ocean environment while discussing how to engage with digital art online during the lock down. Her latest work Conniveo, Georgia creates an installation about marine pollution; particularly plastic pollution, oil pollution and dead zones.

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. Follow Fanny: Website: www.fannylakoubay.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/fanny.lakoubay Twitter: www.twitter.com/flakoubay LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/fannylakoubay Follow CADAF: Website: www.cadaf.art Instagram: www.instagram.com/cadaf_art Twitter: www.twitter.com/fcadaf_art LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cadaf/ Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Aaron: Website: https://aaron-scheer.tumblr.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/aaron_scheer Twitter: www.twitter.com/AnnkaKultys Facebook: www.facebook.com/annkakultysgallery Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Franco: Website: www.frenetikvoid.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/frenetikvoid Twitter: www.twitter.com/twistedvacancy Facebook: www.facebook.com/frenetikvoid LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/frenetikvoid Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Twisted Vacancy: Twitter: www.twitter.com/twistedvacancy Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Pinar: Website: www.pinaryoldas.info Instagram: www.instagram.com/pinaryoldaas Twitter: www.twitter.com/pinaryoldas LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/pinaryoldas Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Dada: Website: www.dada.nyc Twitter: www.twitter.com/PowerDada Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Georg: Instagram: www.instagram.com/georgbak LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/artadvisorgeorgbak Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Clara: Website: www.renderfruit.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/render_fruit Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Jason: Website: www.artnome.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/artnome Twitter: www.twitter.com/artnome Facebook: www.facebook.com/artnomics LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/jason-bailey-0a899b6 Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Prince: Website: www.osinachiart.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/__osinachi Twitter: www.twitter.com/Prince_Jacon Facebook: www.facebook.com/osinachiart1 Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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 rtificial 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. Follow David: Website: www.triplecode.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/triplecode_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/triplecode Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Patrick: Website: www.patricktresset.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/patricktresset Twitter: www.twitter.com/patricktresset Facebook: www.facebook.com/ptresset LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/tressetp Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Rah: Website: www.rahcrawford.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/rahcrawford Twitter: www.twitter.com/rahcrawford Facebook: www.facebook.com/rahcrawford Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Eleonora: Instagram: www.instagram.com/eleonora.brizi Twitter: www.twitter.com/eleonorabrizi LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/eleonorabrizi Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Kevin: Website: www.kevinabosch.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/kevinabosch Twitter: www.twitter.com/kevinabosch Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Julie: Website: www.juliegratz.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/juliegratz Facebook: www.facebook.com/juliegratz Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Hackatao: Website: www.podmork.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/hackatao Twitter: www.twitter.com/hackatao Follow Massimo: Website: www.hex6c.art Instagram: www.instagram.com/hex6c Twitter: www.twitter.com/Hex6c Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Zaiba/Hervisions: Website: www.reafair.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/rea.fiera Instagram: www.instagram.com/rea.fair Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Zaiba/Hervisions: Website: www.zaibajabbaar.com/hervisions Instagram: www.instagram.com/hervisions_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/soficrespo91 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/zaiba-jabbar-199a3020 Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Sofia: Website: www.sofiacrespo.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/soficrespo91 Twitter: www.twitter.com/soficrespo91 Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Doreen: Website: www.anti-materia.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/doreenrios Twitter: www.twitter.com/DoreenA_Rios LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/doreen-a-ríos-276296139 Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Snow: Website: www.snowyunxuefu.com/home.html Instagram: www.instagram.com/doreenrios Twitter: www.twitter.com/snow_fu Facebook: www.facebook.com/snowyunxuefu LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/snow-yunxue-fu-a826132b Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Jess: Website: www.studioasweare.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jessconatser Twitter: www.twitter.com/jessconatser Facebook: www.facebook.com/jessconatser LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/jessconatser Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda

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. Follow Mattia: Website: www.mattiac.it Instagram: www.instagram.com/mattiacprodukt Twitter: www.twitter.com/MattiaC Follow MoCDA: Website: www.mocda.org Instagram: www.instagram.com/mocda_ Twitter: www.twitter.com/mocda_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mocda.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mocda