May 3, 2005
'The year the art world went on line...'
[cross-posted at Grammar.police]
If I can, I'd like to direct your attention to Carolyn Zick's Studio Notebook, where Carolyn happens upon a decade-old copy of Art in America and reflects on the way we was digital (offering, along the way, a dose of perspective to the internets-addicted among us).
1995: the internet's "Pong Days," as Carolyn says.
Something to bear in mind, I suppose, even as we gripe about museums' online galleries or level righteous indignation at art world Luddites.
Related... simpleposie wants to know: What is a jpeg?
"'The year the art world went on line...'"
Posted by Dan at 12:04 PM
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Grammar.police: 'The year the art world went on line...'
Grammar.police: the new museum
Studio Notebook: These are the good old days
Tom Moody: Report from the Slo-o-o-o-o-ow Dimension
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