Foundations Salon Dec 4

Amalia Ulman

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Selling Digital Art

In this article, author Hannah Ghorashi discusses a company, Daata Editions, that launched its first in-person art show earlier this year–selling purely digital art. They produce video and sound art, and each piece sells for several hundred dollars. Below is an example piece from their website.

Ghorashi’s article discusses that the value of a piece depends entirely on the collector. Do you think Daata’s prices are reasonable for digital art? Would you consider purchasing a piece yourself?

Revised Tutorial Schedule

  Tutorials meet in MacLab and can be very crowded – arrive early.
  Tutorials are strongly suggested for all students.
  Erinn takes attendance.