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The geek in me agrees, the art collector in me doesn't. For me at least, the moment you display "art" on screens, its significance is diluted. When it's not "p
by anarchitect 13y ago
The geek in me agrees, the art collector in me doesn't.
For me at least, the moment you display "art" on screens, its significance is diluted. When it's not "permanent" it feels like decoration or worse, a screensaver.
Having said this, some of those in the art establishment have the same point of view about a recent project I was involved in which brought art from the UK's public collections onto 22,000 billboards across the country. Whatever gets art in front of people can only be a good thing.