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TULIP MANIAC NFT
Welcome to the Gordon Cheung NFT ecosystem. We are proud to present our very first NFT release on the Tezos blockchain – Tulip Maniac – a free for all gift for our lovely friends and supporters.
All you'll need is an Objkt account or a Tezos Wallet. If you don't have one, we will walk you through the process below. Post your Tulip Maniac on social media and tag #GordonCheungNFT @gordoncheung to be featured.
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POWER, CORRUPTION AND LIES
‘A digital sands of time effect’ is how Gordon refers to a still life painting by Henri Fantin-Latour that he recreated by a sorting algorithm to reorder the pixels. Paying homage to New Order’s album cover of ‘Power, Corruption and Lies’ and to still life painting’s history, particularly the Dutch Golden Age coined as the birth of Modern Capitalism, Gordon’s installation poetically raises questions about this era of art history and its relationship to nature in this digital and algorithmic age.
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FEAR AND GREED
Fear and Greed by Gordon Cheung is a limited edition print portfolio that accompanies Transfer of Power, Cheung’s 2021 solo exhibition debut in Los Angeles. This collection of archival fine art inkjet prints comprises six single tulip images appropriated from Dutch Golden Age still life paintings and four contemporary portraits of blockchain industry leaders, transformed in Cheung’s iconic glitch technique. Each print is animated via the Fear and Greed augmented reality app, available to download in from the App Store and GooglePlay. Fear and Greed also has various integrated AI and blockchain technologies sponsored by the Swiss technology company SmartStamp.
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Year of the Ox
Andrew Wong, Chef Patron of recently crowned, 2 Michelin starred restaurant A.Wong in Pimlico and London-based, multi-media artist, Gordon Cheung joined forces to create a cutting edge, interactive, art installation to celebrate Chinese New Year 2021. When it became apparent the lockdown would extend into the month of February, the two met in a creative collaboration to exchange their knowledge, thoughts and nostalgia about Chinese New Year. Reviewing the symbolism of their shared history and culture, inspired the creation of “The Year of the Ox” by Gordon Cheung.
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#ProtectYourArt
A collection of stories and experiences for all those who have shared their stories, and for all of those who have not. Exploitation in the art world has been a widespread problem for long enough. Artists deserve to make art and be protected by the system we support.
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