Episode 7: Viewing Art in the Digital Age (Part I)

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Recorded27 Feb 2019

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This episode features a panel that was recorded live from San Francisco’s The Battery on January 11, 2019. The panel —hosted by Ethan Appleby from State of the Art Podcast— revisits a lively discussion between Lynn Hershman Leeson (Artist), Erica Gangsei (Head of Interpretive Media, SFMOMA) and Dorothy R. Santos (Writer, Curator, and Researcher) on how technology has affected the way we experience contemporary art in the digital age and what this means for the future of art making and collecting. The episode also features a conversation with Scott Zieher (ZieherSmith) on the work of artist Rachel Rossin and her integration of oil painting and virtual reality.

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