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Savings and [Distributed] Loans

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Savings and [Distributed] Loans

The speculative concept involves only shipping objects one-way and thus cutting transportation in half. In other words, you leave your objects wherever you loan them and store the objects in the nearest storage facility that meets your standards. You dispense with the idea that they return to a “home” institution immediately.

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Cognitive Dissonance and Traveling Collections, Part 2

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Cognitive Dissonance and Traveling Collections, Part 2

To try to provoke thought and initiate change, I devised some options that try to disincentivize loans – or, conversely, incentivize not shipping – in order to preserve objects as well as to reduce the large carbon footprints that they exude.

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Cognitive Dissonance and Traveling Collections

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Cognitive Dissonance and Traveling Collections

If we acknowledge that it is safer for an object to remain at its institution, then why do we loan it to other institutions? If we acknowledge that it is more environmentally sustainable for an object to remain at its institution, then why do we loan it to other institutions? If we acknowledge that it is cheaper not to borrow objects for exhibitions, then why do we borrow it at great expense?

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Hope Distributed, Part 1

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Hope Distributed, Part 1

For this next series, I want to identify a few key ways, by no means an exhaustive list, that blockchain technology can – and I believe eventually will – change how we interact with art and artifact collections.

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