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TGAM - Issue 04: Intersection

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Tannhäuser Generative Art Museum presents: “Issue #04: Red Pill” The fourth edition of our signature event “Issue” marks an important moment in the generative art ecosystem. Generative art has proven that it is not hype or a temporary trend we’re experiencing, and as digital art keeps penetrating our society, many possibilities are unfolding above the simple act of collecting. On every Issue we always stumble upon the question of what is generative art and its limits. Generally we describe generative art as anything produced by a machine with a high level of entropy, and that fits quite well to the most evident form of generative art which is an algorithm written in a coding language and executed by a computer. While this has been the main driver for our ecosystem, there are many other options that will arise in the upcoming years as we enter the digitalisation of everything. It’s exactly at this point where the intersection is happening, at the exploration of these new forms of art in combination with mass adoption and digital ownership. While computer art still needs human intervention, there will be a moment in time where (similarly to what’s happening with Artificial Intelligence Art), computers will be able to completely generate generative art pieces without any kind of human interaction (besides a prompt). That level of independence opens the door to a multitude of questions, a certain breakthrough about what it means to be an artist. At this point many outcomes question what the traditional art world has been pushing in recent years, and definitely gives all creators a wider level of overall control. The intersection is already in progress and will move artists to embrace digital tools in their practice, creating new genres that will blur the lines of what we now know about genres. It is not an overstatement to say that almost all art that is created in the near future will integrate the digital form. Probably in ways we cannot imagine right now, but that’s why the blockchain is so important, to make it happen and allow everyone to be part of it. Of course traditional players will be scared, and they should be, because a new era is coming and it is unstoppable. — In this edition we are proud to welcome three acclaimed artists that show the variety and quality of work that is currently being produced in the generative art scene: Andreas Rau, riiis and rudxane. For the current event we wanted reward the trust of previous collectors of all brochures, meaning that every single collector that owned Issue 01, 02 and 03 brochure will be airdropped Issue 04 (snapshot taken at 2022-10-19 11:00 GMT). — Issue #04 Intersection Artists: - Andreas Rau (tgam.xyz/artist/AndreasRau) - riiis (tgam.xyz/artist/riiis) - rudxane (tgam.xyz/artist/rudxane) Links: - Contact: hello@tgam.xyz - Website: tgam.xyz - Brochures: tgam.xyz/brochures - Museum: tgam.xyz/visit - Twitter: twitter.com/tgamxyz - Instagram: instagram.com/tgamxyz Past Exhibitions at TGAM (tgam.xyz/exhibitions): Issue #03 Red Pill Artists: - Ryan Bell, Landlines Art and Thomas Lin Pedersen - Link tgam.xyz/exhibitions/issue-03-red-pill Issue #02: Computergrafik - Artists: Lisa Orth, Quentin Hocde and Aurora - Link: tgam.xyz/exhibitions/issue-02-computergrafik Issue #01: For The Love of Art - Artists: Synesthesia, Ismahelio and Marcelo Rodriguez Soria - Link: tgam.xyz/exhibitions/issue-01-for-the-love-of-art Sponsors: - Tannhäuser Gate: Patron (tannhauser-gate.xyz) - kodeops: Web3 Development (kodeops.io) - futr.: Curation & Strategy (futr.art) - prado: NFT CDN (prado.link) - dataser: Blockchain Data (dataser.xyz) - voxels+: Voxels parels (voxels.plus) - iibusiness: Strategy (iibusiness.com) - Tears in Rain Gallery: Events (tearsinrain.gallery)