21st Century Techno-Impressionism

 

 

Introduction

 

There has been much speculation about what the future holds for Techno-Impressionist art. This movement caused a revolution in the world of late-20th-Century art, but art historians (and art futurists) were in deep disagreement about what the future would bring.

For this exhibit, our guest curator, Charles Artless MFA (Master of Future Art), faced an incredible challenge. From his headquarters at the Department of Art Parapsychology at Duke University, he devised a daring plan. In his groundbreaking paper, "The evolutionary nature of art," he postulated that the work produced by any art movement evolves and by using a space/time continuum, the future could be seen. But it wouldn't work with ordinary scientific methods.

To quote from the guest curator:

"The answer came to me in a dream. All of a sudden, we were awash in psychics -- on TV, in your email, on Usenet newsgroups. A plethora of psychics accompanied by a dearth of disbelief created the ideal climate for pushing the envelope, artwise."

After recruiting a team of out-of-work psychics, he took them on tours through all the Techno-Impressionist museums and and a number of private collections. Soon, the Techno-Impressionist works of the future began to appear.

Take a look and see what the future holds.

But remember, you'll be looking at art that does not yet exist.


Some comments from our catalog of reviews:

"If this isn't art, I don't know what is."
> Shaka D' Nu, author of "When bad art happens to good people."

"I've seen the future, and it's Techno-Impressionism."
> Art Speaker, writing for Cutting edge art in America

"Awesome! Compared to this, the past is history."
> Art T. Fact, art historian - author of "Is it art yet?"

 

 

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Notes:

The curator wishes to thank the following organizations and individuals for their help in preparing this exhibit:

Musée de Techno-Impressionnisme (Paris, France)
Forte Gallery (Roswell NM, USA)
Techno-Impressionist Museum (Turin, Italy)
Duke University (Department of Art Parapsychology)
Techno-Impressionist Museum (New York, USA)
Salisbury University (Art Psychics Department)
Techno-Impressionist Museum (Moscow, USSR)
National Museum of Mars (Techno-Impressionist Collection)
Loans from a number of private collectors who will wish to remain anonymous

Many thanks to all the helpful folks at 1-900-DIAL-A-PSYCHIC


This exhibit will be sponsored by a corporate grant from Interplanetery Business Machines



The Curator of the Techno-Impressionist Museum is Tony Karp

 

Our web sites:
Techno-Impressionist Museum : . http://www.techno-impressionist.com
TLC Systems : (Art and the Zen) . http://www.tlc-systems.com

Last modified July 1, 2002