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Comment on How will the Internet affect art galleries in the future? by Gerry

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Comment on How will the Internet affect art galleries in the future? by Jules Raguso

Jules Raguso — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 14:15:45 +0000

I agree that the art gallery as a free standing place is a need of society. After all in our moblie society we keep in touch with friends and family that are so spred out seeking reunions of physical presence. Confining art to a screen is cold and without touch. The aspect of openings bringing like minded people out together will remain, I believe, as long as humans value each other. One change that should hopefully come out of this miracle of the communication age is a decrease in the competitve feeling that has for too long been forefront in the artist’s hearts to each other. A new democracy.
Decoration of the home enviroment is personal too. Walls need surround us to sooth us with a sence of belonging to the bigger world that a work of art and it’s aquititon provides.

Comment on How will the Internet affect art galleries in the future? by Jens Runyon

Jens Runyon — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 15:33:44 +0000

It is convenient to see Art pieces on the internet, but you cannot feel what the artist is trying to portray, unless you have a ‘one-on-one’ experience with the art. Art galleries are vital in our society, to give you the opportunity to interact with the art. Seeing the Mona Lisa online, or standing in front of this masterpiece are completely two different experiences.

Comment on How will the Internet affect art galleries in the future? by Stacey H

Stacey H — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 01:46:41 +0000

I have never fallen in love with a work of art on the internet, I still have to take it all in. I think art sold on-line is just another glimpse into a world I will never live long enough to see. thank god! and long live a real art gallery!!!!!!!

Comment on How will the Internet affect art galleries in the future? by Dalia Koss

Dalia Koss — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 23:16:26 +0000

I believe in long-lived concept. Let’s hope it will stay…

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Panamafoto — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:08:53 +0000

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