New Media Art Exhibition in China | Beijing Art Museums

[@mariab9702]

This was very interesting and I love how you spoke about new media art and it place in museums and the implications of having New Media Art displayed in museums!!!!!

[@oiers]

I'm from a little town of brazilian northeast and I'm a new media artist... I have to say that if in China is it in that way, you can imagine here? 😅 Actually, know your reasearch now made me think that I'm good with my little progress here, goin to do my first show with livecoding projections 🎉

[@adoreleslie]

I love your analysis. I have shared your video with Zheng Da himself :)

[@jun1408]

omg this is so amazing, hope can see more about new media

[@blanaroo]

Art is subjective as everyone knows but I find the first installation very interesting! The heart (+beats) makes me think about warmth, continuous flow and red, of cource. Then the art piece takes those expectations, which are internal, and projects them on the outside, in a cold blue using mathematical rhythm. Loved this! I find the fans piece unfinished. It’s easy to add a motion sensor on each fan so it starts spinning when it detects a person passing by. That would have been very cool. Overall is not really AI but some automated scripts that run in a loop. AI is more than this but makes sense eitherway :) VERY interesting video and I liked to listen to your own opinions about art, would love to see more of this. Cool cool video 👏

[@zolt1296]

I love your practice, saw the website, the implications of cracking open the art world, you're showing behind the gatekept vail

[@VeryPrivateGallery]

Awesome, thank you! I will be making more videos on those subjects for sure!

[@taravahab9833]

Thanks for sharing your visit to this gallery. It was refreshing! I think artists should invest into having more presence on KZbin and become more tech savvy ( myself included!) I feel with or without AI, art, technology and filmmaking is integrating rapidly. I checked out an AI made song and at it's best it was not advanced enough for pleasing the human ears.

[@VeryPrivateGallery]

Hi Tara! 🙋🏻‍♀️ Yes today AI isn’t good enough to please human ears or eyes at the level of a mature artist. That’s an advantage for creative people 😊

[@taravahab9833]

@@VeryPrivateGallery Hi Very Private Gallery! Thanks for your reply😊 Yes, I 100% agree with you!👩‍🎨

[@gregb0t]

The 1st artwork when not interacting makes me thinking of a pharmacy sign :p

[@BarbaraBonyai]

You are so good. Thank you the video.

[@VeryPrivateGallery]

Glad you liked it! More videos to come!

[@konstantinburlakow7529]

Wow looks amazing

[@VeryPrivateGallery]

👋 I was laughing so much when the guide is like a tour guide saying things that didn’t make sense 😂

[@konstantinburlakow7529]

@@VeryPrivateGallery I can imagine, I will recommend that to my wife and ask her to take my sons there, they will be excited

[@diclebozdereli6531]

Thanks for the great video and highlighting such an important topic! I didn't know people couldn't have their websites in China easily and museums/galleries are only way for them to exhibit their works. However I was wondering, for an interactive exhibition like the first one, would it be a good idea to put an interactive artwork on a website? Since the entire artwork is an experience that the audience should interact with, do you think if the change of the media would damage his artwork when its misunderstood or not fully experienced? Thanks!

[@VeryPrivateGallery]

Hi Dicle, an interactive work like the large installation with multiple screens would be the best in a space like an art museum. Changing it into a web version would work too, like with iWatch, or any kind of IR heart meter. The experience is different for sure, but the idea can work. In fact under certain circumstances like covic19, web version is not inferior to the real one. Not having this option is limiting to the mindset of artists.