Addressing the intersection of art and Web3, SuperRare Sessions features thoughtful conversations with artists, collectors, curators, industry friends, and, of course, hosts from SuperRare Labs. Whether you're an art lover or just curious about the rapidly evolving digital art scene, you'll be sure to find engaging and informative discussions on some of the hottest topics in the Web3 art space.
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🎙️ New Episode: Anna Condo — Cinematic Color and the Language of AI
In conversation with Joshua Long of SuperRare, artist and filmmaker Anna Condo reflects on the evolution of her Color Code series an…
We have officially entered the longest bear market that crypto has ever experienced. (the bear market between 2015 and 2016 lasted 386 days, the bear market between 2018-19 lasted 204 days, whereas w…
There is a lot of talk about the future these days.
The bear has stolen our picnic basket of opportunity and the market has dried up. This has a lot of people asking the question: Is it over for NFTs?…
Whenever people ask what we do for a living, we still have to sus out the person asking the question before choosing an appropriate answer.
Since 2021, NFT seems to be a word that’s been frowned upon …
This week Luke, Oli and Emma went out to the audience to discuss an important conversation given the rebranding of X, formerly known as Twitter, and it's effectiveness as a platform for artists in th…
During the last bull market, anything seemed possible - whether you were a newcomer lured in by the promises of PFP summer or a crypto veteran who let your guard down amid all the growth and hype, yo…
This week on SuperRare Sessions, we discussed the legal implications of creating using AI.
It’s no secret that AI has received a lot of bad press. Artists who work with AI have unfairly been labeled a…
This week on SuperRare Sessions, Ben, Oli and Luke are joined by Anna Ridler, Ivona Tau, and Derrick Schultz who have been using GANs long before the advent of Generative AI.
First, we get under the …
This week, Luke & Oli are discussing how we find ourselves here, in a reality where technology and art are more intertwined than ever and challenging what we think of art, what we think of original a…
This week on SuperRare Session, Ben, Luke and Oli are joined by artists, Sofia Crespo and Feileacan McCormick to discuss AI Art, through the ages.
Artificial intelligence has taken the digital art wor…
This week, Ben, Luke and Oli battle through Twitter glitches to bring an exciting conversation.
In its earliest years, photography was a medium that brought people wonder and awe for its ability to re…
This week, Ben, Luke, Oli and Linda discuss a topic they'd prefer not to have.
Unfortunately, scams seem to bean integral part of the experience in web3. It’s better to know what they are, how to spot…
This week Ben & Luke tried something a little different, intentionally using a somewhat clickbait-y title for the Session - because, well, we were looking to get people riled up.
After a little intro …
Episode 20:
This week on SuperRare sessions, Ben and Oli are joined by the artist ClownVamp to speak about his new show, “Chester Charles: The Lost Grand Master,” which opens tonight, online and in Ne…
In this episode of SuperRare Sessions, Luke, Oli and Ben meet with two of the more industrious and dapper JPEG peddlers in the web3 ecosystem, SuperRare Labs CEO and co-founder, John Crain, and Super…
In this episode, Hosts, Ben, Oli and Luke are joined by Batsoupyum, one of the most prominent 1/1 digital art collectors on SuperRare.
This was a wonderful conversational to learn more about his journ…
This week, we play back and discuss a conversation with SuperRare’s Chief Curator, Alessio De Vecchi.
With Luke Whyte having sat down with him for an hour long chat about the history of SuperRare’s cu…
Last week, we kicked off our short series on gatekeeping in web3 with “Who wins in web3?: Queer creators, bias, and the blockchain.”
Today, we continue to look at gatekeeping but, this time, focusing …
Queer creators: does web3 really improve gatekeeping?
On Monday 15th May, we published an article in SuperRare Magazine that Oli wrote titled, “Who wins in web3?: Queer creators, bias, and the blockch…
“Art needs curators – and so do NFTs”
That’s the headline of a January 2023 article in Fast Company by arts writer and Professor of Visual Culture, Charlotte Kent, and a sentiment shared by many in th…