A few months ago, I made a post about the ‘New Age Of Curation’, and followed it up with a series of interview with weblog curators I particularly dug, including folks from film (Twitch) and from music (The Quietus). However, there was one leftover interview which, regrettably, I’ve been sitting on for a bit (since …
The ‘New Age Of Curation’ Interviews: Tiny Cartridge’s Eric Caoili & JC Fletcher Read More »
Following an initial post on the importance of so-called ‘princemakers’, and an interview with Twitch’s Todd Brown, we’re continuing a series of interviews with media-centric websites that do an amazing job of surfacing great art. Further food for thought since last time – a brilliant talk/post from Topspin’s Ian Rogers that very much feeds into …
The ‘New Age Of Curation’ Interviews: The Quietus’ John Doran Read More »
My original post about what I opted to call ‘the new age of curation’ sparked a lot of really interesting discussion, both in the comments and separately. In particular, game designer and Lost Garden blogger Daniel Cook composed a very thoughtful response over on Google+ which laid things out in infinitely more clinical, less fuzzy …
The ‘New Age Of Curation’ Interviews: Twitch’s Todd Brown Read More »
I’m guessing that a lot of you think that now – right now – is a golden age of creation. And in many ways, it is. It’s never been a better time to make art of all kinds, from video games – my own art of choice – through books to filmed entertainment and beyond. …
