Experiment. Reflect. Iterate.
Join us during NFT.NYC for a series of emerging tech experiments, presentations, and reflections on the history of art and technology.
About this Salon Series
This is an event series from e∙a∙t∙}works that experiments with new models and modalities for supporting art and culture in Web 3. We aim to connect to the history and impact of past experiments to inform process and approach today. The salons provide an informal environment for collective learning and unlearning, conversation, testing out new ideas, and translating across disciplines and orientations.
Bringing together art and tech organizations and projects stretching back over 50 years, as well as contemporary artists, technologists, researchers, collectors, and industry partners, the e∙a∙t∙}works salons seek to promote and facilitate creative experimentation, emphasizing artistic production over industry outcomes.
Installation & Performance by John F Simon Jr:
Go physical. Come and participate in a collaborative relief printing from our previously released Every Icon NFT series. Each future salon will feature an INSTALLATION of work previewed at an earlier salon.
Experiments from artists, organizations and engineers:
Central to our gatherings is providing visibility to work-in-progress EXPERIMENTS from the artists, organizations and creators leading in the Arts & Sciences. See the works, speak with the artists, and get involved.
Reflections on E.A.T. from curators and cultural leaders:
e•a•t•}works takes its name and inspiration from a key moment in the history of art and technology and seeks to build on the legacy and impact of past artistic experiments. REFLECTIONS from contributors and feedback from attendees help shape the next salon.
Experiment. Reflect. Iterate.
Join us during NFT.NYC for a series of emerging tech experiments, presentations, and reflections on the history of art and technology.
About this Salon Series
This is an event series from e∙a∙t∙}works that experiments with new models and modalities for supporting art and culture in Web 3. We aim to connect to the history and impact of past experiments to inform process and approach today. The salons provide an informal environment for collective learning and unlearning, conversation, testing out new ideas, and translating across disciplines and orientations.
Bringing together art and tech organizations and projects stretching back over 50 years, as well as contemporary artists, technologists, researchers, collectors, and industry partners, the e∙a∙t∙}works salons seek to promote and facilitate creative experimentation, emphasizing artistic production over industry outcomes.
Installation & Performance by John F Simon Jr:
Go physical. Come and participate in a collaborative relief printing from our previously released Every Icon NFT series. Each future salon will feature an INSTALLATION of work previewed at an earlier salon.
Experiments from artists, organizations and engineers:
Central to our gatherings is providing visibility to work-in-progress EXPERIMENTS from the artists, organizations and creators leading in the Arts & Sciences. See the works, speak with the artists, and get involved.
Reflections on E.A.T. from curators and cultural leaders:
e•a•t•}works takes its name and inspiration from a key moment in the history of art and technology and seeks to build on the legacy and impact of past artistic experiments. REFLECTIONS from contributors and feedback from attendees help shape the next salon.
Experiment. Reflect. Iterate.
Join us during NFT.NYC for a series of emerging tech experiments, presentations, and reflections on the history of art and technology.
About this Salon Series
This is an event series from e∙a∙t∙}works that experiments with new models and modalities for supporting art and culture in Web 3. We aim to connect to the history and impact of past experiments to inform process and approach today. The salons provide an informal environment for collective learning and unlearning, conversation, testing out new ideas, and translating across disciplines and orientations.
Bringing together art and tech organizations and projects stretching back over 50 years, as well as contemporary artists, technologists, researchers, collectors, and industry partners, the e∙a∙t∙}works salons seek to promote and facilitate creative experimentation, emphasizing artistic production over industry outcomes.
Installation & Performance by John F Simon Jr:
Go physical. Come and participate in a collaborative relief printing from our previously released Every Icon NFT series. Each future salon will feature an INSTALLATION of work previewed at an earlier salon.
Experiments from artists, organizations and engineers:
Central to our gatherings is providing visibility to work-in-progress EXPERIMENTS from the artists, organizations and creators leading in the Arts & Sciences. See the works, speak with the artists, and get involved.
Reflections on E.A.T. from curators and cultural leaders:
e•a•t•}works takes its name and inspiration from a key moment in the history of art and technology and seeks to build on the legacy and impact of past artistic experiments. REFLECTIONS from contributors and feedback from attendees help shape the next salon.
How New Technologies are Changing How We Create, Share, and Build Knowledge
We had some great speakers and participants turn out for Render, and we all got to participate in very interesting conversations. You can find recordings of all of our sessions below. If you're working on a Tool for Thinking and want to participate in our upcoming accelerator program, you can learn more here.
Experiment. Reflect. Iterate.
Join us during NFT.NYC for a series of emerging tech experiments, presentations, and reflections on the history of art and technology.
About this Salon Series
This is an event series from e∙a∙t∙}works that experiments with new models and modalities for supporting art and culture in Web 3. We aim to connect to the history and impact of past experiments to inform process and approach today. The salons provide an informal environment for collective learning and unlearning, conversation, testing out new ideas, and translating across disciplines and orientations.
Bringing together art and tech organizations and projects stretching back over 50 years, as well as contemporary artists, technologists, researchers, collectors, and industry partners, the e∙a∙t∙}works salons seek to promote and facilitate creative experimentation, emphasizing artistic production over industry outcomes.
