FW: DIGITAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LAUNCHES IN CYBERSPACE

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From: <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 00:32:26 -0400
To: [email protected]
Subject: DIGITAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LAUNCHES IN CYBERSPACE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 27, 2003

Contact: W. Logan Fry
Press Office
[email protected] / [email protected]
DMOMA - http://www.dmoma.org

DIGITAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LAUNCHES IN CYBERSPACE

The Digital Museum of Modern Art opened its portals to the public July 31,
2003.
It can be accessed from anywhere in the world - from a catfish farm in the
outfields of Cleveland a high rise apartment in Kuala Lampur. Anytime, day
or
night: "Art Never Sleeps".

Go to: http://www.dmoma.org

DMOMA is dedicated to new forms of visual expression, as well as adaptation
of
old techniques and processes to new purposes. The immediate focus is digital
art,
including art in digital format, physical art made by digital process, and
art in
every media and format that speaks to the advancing technologies of our era.

DMOMA tests the underlying premise: << All art can be reduced to a sequence
of
binary bits. . . zeros and ones in endless succession. >>

Not only art, but architecture, can manifest itself solely as binary bits,
and
exist solely in cyberspace. To paraphrase Nicholas Negroponte in "Being
Digital":

<< As we go online and deliver more and more bits and fewer and fewer atoms,
the
leverage of maintaining a physical museum will disappear. Even having a
dedicated
staff of officers, curators and preparators will lose some its significance
as as
the museum becomes an electronic venue brought directly into your office,
home
and classroom. >>

And into space DMOMA will go also, with DMOMA Deimos scheduled to open in
June,
2004.

The paradigm shift is upon us.

Artists are invited to submit their art, under the precepts of the Viridian
Green
Manifesto, for possible inclusion in the museum collection; or to send
proposals
for special exhibitions. Go to: www.dmoma.org.

Comments

, joseph mcelroy

Ayn Rand in outer space.

joseph the barbarian

joseph and donna
www.electrichands.com



Quoting feisal ahmad <[email protected]>:

>
> ———-
> From: <[email protected]>
> Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 00:32:26 -0400
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: DIGITAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LAUNCHES IN CYBERSPACE
>
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
> August 27, 2003
>
> Contact: W. Logan Fry
> Press Office
> [email protected] / [email protected]
> DMOMA - http://www.dmoma.org
>
> DIGITAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LAUNCHES IN CYBERSPACE
>
> The Digital Museum of Modern Art opened its portals to the public July 31,
> 2003.
> It can be accessed from anywhere in the world - from a catfish farm in the
> outfields of Cleveland a high rise apartment in Kuala Lampur. Anytime, day
> or
> night: "Art Never Sleeps".
>
> Go to: http://www.dmoma.org
>
> DMOMA is dedicated to new forms of visual expression, as well as adaptation
> of
> old techniques and processes to new purposes. The immediate focus is digital
> art,
> including art in digital format, physical art made by digital process, and
> art in
> every media and format that speaks to the advancing technologies of our era.
>
> DMOMA tests the underlying premise: << All art can be reduced to a sequence
> of
> binary bits. . . zeros and ones in endless succession. >>
>
> Not only art, but architecture, can manifest itself solely as binary bits,
> and
> exist solely in cyberspace. To paraphrase Nicholas Negroponte in "Being
> Digital":
>
> << As we go online and deliver more and more bits and fewer and fewer atoms,
> the
> leverage of maintaining a physical museum will disappear. Even having a
> dedicated
> staff of officers, curators and preparators will lose some its significance
> as as
> the museum becomes an electronic venue brought directly into your office,
> home
> and classroom. >>
>
> And into space DMOMA will go also, with DMOMA Deimos scheduled to open in
> June,
> 2004.
>
> The paradigm shift is upon us.
>
> Artists are invited to submit their art, under the precepts of the Viridian
> Green
> Manifesto, for possible inclusion in the museum collection; or to send
> proposals
> for special exhibitions. Go to: www.dmoma.org.
>
>
>
>
>
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