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New .ART Domain Launches With Dozens of Early Adopter Museums and Institutions On Board
It's finally happening.
The first internet domain dedicated to the global art community, .ART, is now active and has more than 60 well-known museums and arts organizations on board, according to a statement from London-based .ART.
Included in the list are The Art Institute of Chicago, Centre Pompidou, Fondation Cartier, Hauser & Wirth, Institute of Contemporary Art Miami, LACMA, MAXXI, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Walker Art Center, and Tate.
Several early adopters have already launched websites, including AES+F, Canesso Gallery, Galerie Meyer, and FITZ & CO.
“Our mission is to preserve the cultural legacy of the global art world,” Ulvi Kasimov, founder of .ART, says in a statement. “We are honoured that so many respected institutions from all over the world share our vision and conviction that .ART will transform the arts community’s relationship with the internet and help protect their brand’s heritage online.”
Hauser Wirth & Schimmel. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Joshua Targownik / targophoto.com
Those early participants will get first access to names on the new domain, according to the press release, “in advance of domains being available for purchase by the general public in summer 2017.” Registration for the “art world,” as its states in the release, however, will be ready in February 2017. For example, Hauser & Wirth will commemorate its 25th anniversary in 2017 with an interactive website detailing its history, while Centre Pompidou is creating a microsite in English for potential visitors. Other museums and institutions will be using the platform to show their collections online.
Also among the early adopters are: collector Steffan Ahrenberg; Fondation Beyeler; Artists Space; and Bolshoi Theatre.
The Tate museum is, as its digital director Ros Lawler, says in a statement, “delighted to take part in the launch of this new domain, which will help promote some of the world’s greatest art collections, galleries and museums.”
The list of partipants is below:
MUSEUMS
The Art Institute of Chicago
Centre Pompidou
Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
M+ Museum
MALBA: Museo de Arte
Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
MAXXI: Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo
Multimedia Art Museum
Museo Tamayo
Power Station of Art
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Tate
Van Abbemuseum
Walker Art Center
WIELS Contemporary Art Center
ART FAIRS
BRAFA
EXPO CHICAGO
Syndicat National des Antiquaries
ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
Artists Space
Beirut Art Center
Creative Time
Delfina Foundation
Gasworks
Para Site
Portikus
RAW Material Company
BIENNIALS
Istanbul Biennial
GALLERIES & DEALERS
Canesso Gallery
David Levy & Associates
Didier Claes
Galerie Meyer Oceanic & Eskimo Art
Hauser & Wirth
Koopman Rare Art
Lawrie Shabibi
Stern Pissarro Gallery
Tomasso Brothers Fine Art
FOUNDATIONS
Fondation Cartier
Fondation Beyeler
The Mucha Foundation
Francis Bacon Estate
Red Pencil Foundation
René Magritte Foundation
SERVICE PROVIDERS
e-flux
exhibit-E
FITZ & CO
Kickstarter
Tsang Seymour
ARTISTS
AES+F
Shen Wei Arts
Steve Miller
COLLECTORS
Jim Hedges
INFLUENCER
Love Watts
MEDIA
Cahiers d’Art
ikonoTV
Whitewall
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