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A trip to Art Blocks Marfa Weekend 2024

2 months ago | artforum.com | Mitchell Chan |Tyler Dean |Andrew Berardini |Teri Henderson

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Were NFTs a mistake? 🤔

May 16, 2024 | us5.campaign-archive.com | Mitchell Chan

The mood on NFT Twitter was bleak last week! I saw complaints about an oversupply of stale art, realizations that the noisiest NFT projects of 2021 might actually not be good, and quibbling over the relationship between novelty and value. From these threads and the responses to them I got the impression that lots of people are wondering if NFTs were a mistake. The whole situation gives me flashbacks to being a twentysomething newbie in the art world. Everything excited me! Everything was amazing.
Dressing for Venice

May 3, 2024 | outland.art | Mitchell Chan |Brian Droitcour

Commentary by Mitchell F. Chan May 3, 2024 Not long after I arrived in Venice for the sixtieth edition of the Biennale, the art world’s most extravagant and venerated exhibition, my friend messaged me with the questions that really matter: “How are people looking this year? Survivor-like or pretending to be still rich?” I reported that they are most definitely still pretending to be rich. The art world was turned out in its finest attire. She was not surprised.
How Art Games work

Jan 9, 2024 | outland.art | Mitchell Chan |Brian Droitcour

News by Mitchell F. Chan January 9, 2024 In the opening screen of Cassie McQuater’s art game Zoo Tycoon 2032 (2018), I’m faced with a choice: I can begin building my zoo, or I can hold a town hall meeting to gather feedback on the environmental impact of the proposed zoo. No matter which option I choose, I’ll ultimately be led to the same zoo-building gameplay.