Pinned“Every time I take a photo, I close my eyes and it is like a movie”An interview with Monaris By Anna Seaman Monaris didn’t plan to become an artist. It wasn’t her plan to embrace the photographic medium, nor to become one of the first NFT photographers. …Art4 min readArt4 min read
Pinned“I don’t like mixing art and money”An interview with Colborn Bell By Anna Seaman Colborn Bell is an intriguing sum of many parts. Perhaps best known in the crypto space for the Museum of Crypto Art (MOCA), which he founded in 2020 and to which he donated 150 of his personal collection of 1/1 NFT artworks…Art5 min readArt5 min read
Pinned“I try to fight the brain”An interview with Coldie by Anna Seaman Our 21st century society is drowning in images; a dizzying waterfall of visual data giving new meaning to the term ‘rapid eye movement’. What exactly compels our eyes to alight, to dwell, to focus? …Nft4 min readNft4 min read
Feb 25“We’re at the beginning of a digital Renaissance”Since MORROW collective became Publishers on Nifty Gateway, we’ve curated a bunch of drops with our artists and we are excited to be collaborating with the platform for Art Dubai Digital 2023. …Nifty Gateway3 min readNifty Gateway3 min read
Feb 23“There was a spark of magic around SuperRare from the beginning”SuperRare token holders ($RARE) are in the middle of a Space Race, voting for projects that they believe will add value to the NFT community. …Superrare5 min readSuperrare5 min read
Feb 20“Digital is today’s tool that enables the greatest opportunity for free expression”An interview with Marc Billings, founder and CEO of Blackdove by Anna Seaman Q: How did Black Dove start? A: In 2002 while visiting Art Basel I fell in love with the moving image artwork from Giles Hendrix. Raw, using the technologies of our time and unapologetically digital, the…Digital5 min readDigital5 min read
Feb 14“Shifting perspective is really powerful, in art and in life.”An interview with Raphael By Anna Seaman Whilst most artists connect with a need for creativity at a young age, Raphael says he was brought up as a child to be fluent in the language of art. “I quite literally grew up inside a piece of art,” he said. “My…Art4 min readArt4 min read
Jan 18“All of my buildings are inside out”An interview with Untitled, XYZ — By Anna Seaman Architectural design in ‘real life’ can require 100s of iterations prior to deciding the final structure. The resulting architecture must make sense logistically, fit the allocated budget and is obviously bound by physics and gravity. …Art5 min readArt5 min read
Jan 9“I use a candy coating of colour to get people to listen”An interview with Bryan Brinkman by Anna Seaman Bryan Brinkman can always gauge someone’s engagement with his work by the happiness they associate with it. His pastel-coloured cheerful animations may seem frivolous, jolly and fun, but most of the time, they are much more nuanced. Take ‘Swing’ for example: a caricature self-portrait oscillating back-and-forth on…Art4 min readArt4 min read
Jan 26, 2022The Great LevellerNot wanting to sound too morbid at the beginning of a new year but the words that I have chosen for the title of this piece, in literary terms, usually signify death and how the fall of the final curtain makes no distinction between rich or poor, status or insignificance…Art3 min readArt3 min read
