Great article! The Morrow Collective has successfully brought attention to a variety of wonderful artworks and is helping put a selection of promising crypto artists in Asia on the global map. Well done to everyone involved. ❤️
Being gatekeeper prevents to spread view of the artist, as fully it is. I think it is more valuable if the artist can express its thoughts, rather than being restricted by someone who says it should be changed. Even if it is a slight change, it would upset me as the creator of that art piece. Sometimes slight changes can make a great difference, and I would not want to be misunderstood by audience. Therefore, I think it matters to be curators because the artist will know that you are giving an advice and trying to make it better.
What you do as MORROW project is incredible. In your previous article I was mentioning it is important to be part of a community. By this project you are creating one, I would love to see work of people from different art organisations all around the world.
The MORROW collective's perspective on art, artists and works and their support made me look at this project positively.
I understood that the mission of this project is to support digital artists and art as part of the developing digital world.
The approach of this project to art, artists and works beautifully summarizes the free art understanding of digital arts, namely NFTs, and their easy accessibility to the collectors.
I see the potential of the NFT world as ways that need to be overcome more.
Digital arts, namely NFTs, open a new era of freely sustainable digital art without any restrictions on the understanding of art.
Lastly, I did not know about the MORROW collective, but now I have learned something and will investigate this beautiful project to learn more.
Thanks to Joe for sharing this great NFT article with us.
Blockchain technology has now integrated itself into art and is growing. Those who understand the value of Nfts early will be successful in this way. We are now renewing and changing every day in this technology. We have to keep up to date. Artists must realize the true potential of the NFT world.
MORROW, on the other hand, has built a bridge between the real world and the virtual, which is truly incredible.
I respect the roll of curation, and the role my gallerist plays in bringing together collectors and artists - without her I would not be an emerging artist, but a completely unknown one. However, a lot of what passes as curation in the NFT space today is simply gatekeeping. I have applied to several curated platforms and I have now been waiting months for a response in some cases - weeks in others. I can’t begin to imagine the motivation behind this situation, but it serves no one. Every artist deserves the dignity of a response in a reasonable amount of time. These comments are not directed towards the Morrow Collective - they are offered as part of a rational discussion about the role and process of curation in the new art world we are all trying to construct.
Thank you Anna for another exceptionally written article, and thank you everyone who liked/commented/shared. Your support is noted and we are so grateful.
Great article! The Morrow Collective has successfully brought attention to a variety of wonderful artworks and is helping put a selection of promising crypto artists in Asia on the global map. Well done to everyone involved. ❤️
Being gatekeeper prevents to spread view of the artist, as fully it is. I think it is more valuable if the artist can express its thoughts, rather than being restricted by someone who says it should be changed. Even if it is a slight change, it would upset me as the creator of that art piece. Sometimes slight changes can make a great difference, and I would not want to be misunderstood by audience. Therefore, I think it matters to be curators because the artist will know that you are giving an advice and trying to make it better.
What you do as MORROW project is incredible. In your previous article I was mentioning it is important to be part of a community. By this project you are creating one, I would love to see work of people from different art organisations all around the world.
Thanks for another NFT article!
The MORROW collective's perspective on art, artists and works and their support made me look at this project positively.
I understood that the mission of this project is to support digital artists and art as part of the developing digital world.
The approach of this project to art, artists and works beautifully summarizes the free art understanding of digital arts, namely NFTs, and their easy accessibility to the collectors.
I see the potential of the NFT world as ways that need to be overcome more.
Digital arts, namely NFTs, open a new era of freely sustainable digital art without any restrictions on the understanding of art.
Lastly, I did not know about the MORROW collective, but now I have learned something and will investigate this beautiful project to learn more.
Thanks to Joe for sharing this great NFT article with us.
Morrow got me excited, this project would be awesome
Thank you for grate article.
It's like a philosophical article. I like it a lot. MORROW is exciting.
Thanks for the article. Have a nice day.
Blockchain technology has now integrated itself into art and is growing. Those who understand the value of Nfts early will be successful in this way. We are now renewing and changing every day in this technology. We have to keep up to date. Artists must realize the true potential of the NFT world.
MORROW, on the other hand, has built a bridge between the real world and the virtual, which is truly incredible.
Thanks for the article and info.
Reminds me of what LGND is working on right now, I like these projects!
Nice Explanation Joe and I am really excited for the MORROW !!
Thanks for the Article ;)
I respect the roll of curation, and the role my gallerist plays in bringing together collectors and artists - without her I would not be an emerging artist, but a completely unknown one. However, a lot of what passes as curation in the NFT space today is simply gatekeeping. I have applied to several curated platforms and I have now been waiting months for a response in some cases - weeks in others. I can’t begin to imagine the motivation behind this situation, but it serves no one. Every artist deserves the dignity of a response in a reasonable amount of time. These comments are not directed towards the Morrow Collective - they are offered as part of a rational discussion about the role and process of curation in the new art world we are all trying to construct.
It's a matter of perspective. I find all developments that enhance the NFT space positive.
I'm hyped on the MORROW project! Thanks for sharing Joe!
Thank you Anna for another exceptionally written article, and thank you everyone who liked/commented/shared. Your support is noted and we are so grateful.
It's pretty good. Supporting artists. NFT projects. I'm happy to learn a new one every day.
Morrow is one of them. I hope it always continues. Hope to hear new ones.
Thanks for the nice post. Have a nice day.
Seeing this picture brought a slight smile to my face.
In such a place, I imagined digitally communicating with buyers with our virtual reality avatars and selling our NFTs through dialogue.
It would be fun. :)
I see and support the future in the Morrow collective.
Thanks for the article.
From what I know, NFTMall.io has a curating initiative.
morrow you will be the da vinci of the nft world