curation

throughout art history, when a particular type of presentation or curation wasn't working or wasn't achievable for an artist/curator, they imagined up a new method of presenting and curating work. 

When Gustave Courbet was refused from the prestigious Salon in 1855, he opened his own 'Pavilion du Réalisme' right next to it. Seth Siegelaub curated an exhibition as a published book (the Xerox book). When Iris Clert had to close her gallery, she bought a transparent truck and presented works in a 'travelling gallery'. Hans Ulrich Obrist organised his first exhibition in his kitchen.

if you don't have access or connections to a gallery space, what are some ways to present your work that *are* achievable for you?

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fascinating. zines totally fit into this history!

Entter is a digital artist and curator. He has been making art with old computers and video games since 2005.  https://linktr.ee/vjentter

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A friend started her Gallery in an apartment. I've met another guy who did that too. Rents are so expensive these days..

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=itByaG2KnCg

on that note: more and more i’m feeling the best way for digital artists to exhibit & curate their works outside of galleries & institutions is thru making websites.

I love this, I feel like this space is the new alternative for artists - one reason I love web3 is because I didn’t need validation from trad art galleries or curator