With over 400 million users, Instagram became in few years one of the strongest social media platform. Instagraming and hashtagging are now a second nature for most of us, we had to learn a new vocabulary (hashtag dictionary), and even forced ourselves to believe that our lives could fit into tiny standardized squares. I’m not…
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With over 150 million users, Instagram turned in few years into a major social media and probably to the most popular photo sharing platform. Hash tagging and filtering became part of our digital lives, for the best but also for the worst. From a fat delicious burger to a dreamy landscape or a tacky manicure,…
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I was wondering the other day, why some people are still feeling uncomfortable at exhibition’s openings. Are art galleries still intimidating? Is it the usual hipsterish crowd wearing is consensual uniform that makes you feel like you are not belonging there ? The knowledge and the prestige of some of the guests attending? Not having…
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Social medias became such a part of our daily life that it seems quiet natural to spend few hours a day browsing Facebook, pinning on Pinterest, filtering on Instagram, recording on Vine, and of course blogging. I must admit that I’m often using The Bubblist as an excuse to satisfy my social medias cravings, but…
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Since writing about Jay Z’s recent foray into performance art I’ve started to contemplate the use of new media in the discovery of visual arts. Let me first explain, I was not raised in an art loving family. We did not spend weekends at the Tate Modern. We did not loan works to the Pompidou,…
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