Episode 4 - What Does the (Digital) Future Hold for Museums and Galleries in a Post-Pandemic World?

We've returned for the last episode of the 403 FORBIDDEN podcast! In this episode, we talk about the affordance of the digital sphere in the curatorial context.

Talking points include:

• The Internet + democracy
• Benefits of the digital
• Art activism
• #ClimateStrikeOnline
• Aesthetics
• Beijing-based X Museum
• Google Arts & Culture
• Walter Benjamin's “aura of authenticity”
• The future of online exhibitions
• and more!

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

403 FORBIDDEN, explores the nuances of how identity and ownership are maintained and negotiated in digital spaces. Curators Kalina, Nuo, Razieh, Candide, and Na'ama (EULA-5) explore the connection between the digital and physical realms, considering notions of identity and presence. Through artworks by Jenn Liv, Julia Makivic, and Zhazha Zhang that are immersive and relatable, 403 FORBIDDEN seeks to answer questions of how we define ownership in a space where privacy and ownership are abstract.

Join us as we rethink, reimagine, subvert, invert, and liberate ownership within digital realms and spaces.

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SHOW NOTES

A detailed outline of this episode can be found here: https://bit.ly/episode-4-notes

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Though our exhibition is virtual, it is tied to a collective that was formed for a course at OCAD University. We acknowledge the ancestral and traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe and the Huron-Wendat, who are the original owners and custodians of the land on which we inhabit and create.