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Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Art Engagement

Discover the intersection of art and social media through various artists and projects that challenge the norms of online interactions. From disliking on Facebook to artistic interventions on Twitter, this exploration delves into the evolving relationship between art and digital platforms.

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Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Art Engagement

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  1. Axe 8 : réseaux sociaux

  2. Jason.sloan : dis.like(), 2009. Whycanweonly "like" something on facebook? do youdis.likesomething? simply copy and paste the URL "http://dis-like.com" into a facebook comment window and post.

  3. Andrew Klug : Like Art, 2012

  4. Paolo Cirio & Alessandro Ludovico : « Face to Facebook », 2011

  5. (Paolo Cirio & Alessandro Ludovico : « Face to Facebook », pour le NTAA 2012, Fondation Liedts-Meesen)

  6. Paolo Cirio & Alessandro Ludovico : « Face to Facebook », 2011

  7. Gustave Courbet : L’origine du monde, 1866 ;André Masson : Paysage anthropomorphe, après 1955 (à la demande de J. Lacan)

  8. 17/02/2011 : http://www.facebook.com/pages/LOrigine-du-monde/111559898871332

  9. Brian Piana : « Ellsworth Kelly Hacked My Twitter », 2009.

  10. Brian Piana : « Ellsworth Kelly Hacked My Twitter », 2009.

  11. Georges Meurant

  12. Brian Piana : « Medals (After Stella) », 2010.

  13. Brian Piana : « Medals (After Stella) », 2010.

  14. Raquel Labrador : « Virtualisis », 2012.

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