Artistic Practice

Does the Presence of Digital Art in Museums Contribute to Its Legitimization and Valorization or Reinforce the Neoliberal Logic of Spectacularization and Consumption?

Digital Art, Neoliberalism /

The inclusion of digital art in contemporary museums provokes both celebration and skepticism, highlighting the complexities and contradictions of its legitimization within the cultural field. On one hand, museums provide digital art with a platform for recognition, helping to consolidate it as a legitimate form of artistic expression. On the other hand, the way these […]

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What Are the Implications of the Financialization of Art for the Production and Circulation of Digital Art?

Digital Art, Neoliberalism /

Digital art, with its fluidity and adaptability, should be a fertile ground for creative experimentation and global sharing. However, under the dominance of the neoliberal market, it becomes yet another speculative asset, packaged and sold as “exclusive.” The financialization of digital art manipulates its essence to meet the demands of the financial market, creating a

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How Digital Technologies Act as Mediators of Neoliberal Ideologies in Artistic Practice?

Neoliberalism /

Digital devices permeate our daily lives and are far more than neutral tools. They not only enable the production and consumption of art but also carry the ideological marks of neoliberalism, shaping desires, values, and forms of creation. In a constant interplay between autonomy and control, these technologies act as silent—and often disguised—mediators of market

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