In San Francisco’s Tenderloin district, gallerist Jonathan Carver Moore is turning a vacant storefront into a live-in artist residency, inviting artists to paint in public.
Since 2015, Black Cube has followed artists’ ideas anywhere–from rural Texas to Nevada’s atomic-testing ground–creating ambitious, site-specific artworks in close dialogue with the local communities.
How can digital artworks stand the test of time? Jonathan Farbowitz, Conservator of Time-Based Media at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, shares insights into his practice and offers actionable tips for artists working with technology.
