You can tell a lot about people if you hand them two trolleys to handle at the same time.
I have heard stories about this before, but the Yves Bouvier / Dmitri Rybolowlew documentary is one of the wildest documents of our time about the ultra-rich and what they did to and on the art market (available in german / french) @artefr.bsky.social www.arte.tv/de/videos/11...
Der Oligarch und der Kunsthändler - Aktuelles und Gesellschaft | ARTE
Einer der spektakulärsten Kunstskandale des 21. Jahrhunderts: Zehn Jahre Machtkampf um Milliarden zwischen dem russischen Oligarchen Dmitry Rybolowlew und dem Schweizer Kunsthändler Yves Bouvier. Was ...
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Still can't believe that you can use @filmfriend.bsky.social for free if you have a public library card in Germany. If you're tired of the usual Netflix stuff, go get one, they have a great selection of movies you most likely will never watch otherwise. My recent favorites:
Here is a fun idea for contemporary artists complaining about AI rn: maybe get back to reflecting the state of the world around you instead of reflecting yourself all the time. You might not only catch the next cultural shift early, you might become it.
The debate about what your stuff - art or anything else you put out into the world - can be used for, has been lost decades ago. Everyone has been using your data, you just didn't care, because you told yourself and everyone who brought this up, you have nothing to hide. So here we are.
Recordstores are no fun at all if they are run by people who know what they are selling :(
What if you turned coolors.co into #genart? #genuary #genuary25 #creativecoding