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Marina Abramović on The Artsy Podcast
Marina Abramović built her career by testing the limits of the body. Now, she’s testing what digital art can do.
Shown here: Portrait of Marina Abramović, Photography by Dusan Reljin
Marina Abramović built her career by testing the limits of the body. Now, she’s testing what digital art can do.
On this episode of The Artsy Podcast, the groundbreaking performance artist joins us for a conversation about launching her new NFT project with the digital art platform TAEX, bringing mindfulness to the digital realm, and using her work to reach across generational divides.
Artsy editors Casey Lesser and Arun Kakar break down everything you need to know about Frieze Week in New York—a period packed with art fairs, gallery openings, and can’t-miss museum shows. This episode was recorded by Alex Kenning, produced by Olivia Horn and Grant Irving, and edited by Grant Irving.
“Tony was first and foremost a dear friend. He was a rare thing in a changing world: a gentleman. His support of other artists was tireless, his sense of civic duty much needed in a fast-moving city. He was a man that could always be counted on to do what he thought was ethically and morally right. He leaves behind an incredible legacy both as an artist and as a philanthropist. His dedication can be seen in the many cultural endeavours he championed, especially as President of the board of El Museo del Barrio, which he served for over two decades. I can say without a doubt that the life of everyone who knew him was richer for his friendship and compassion. He will be incredibly sorely missed. Abrazos, Tony.”
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