Revolution of Art

Like my previous post, I would like to highlight that we live in a’pixel-lated’ world. A generation that has been broken down bit by bit to reveal for what it has to offer us. Up until the 1960′s, the world that we lived in was dull, boring, and basically black and white with the lack of imagination for ideas. But during the years of the 60′s, that’s whenever a more exciting, creative generation started to develop, and started to burst with ideas of how people visualized a new way to live. Products and music labels which were sponsored by celebrities were mainly sold by the idea of them, and not the music itself. And then, creativity started to set in whenever the record albums develop from a plain, plastic, brown cover to expanding it to 2D – 3D by including colour,images and information or stories about the artist to make it more interesting. Peter Blake (a famous pop designer/artist) would be an example of this from how he used a range of medias, patterns and images to produce prints for music industries and for advertising etc. Image The music business is now considered as a dead industry. The reason for this, is because that there is always going to be a new form of technology or a new artist that will always take over or be better or more inventive than the original. An example for the artist, whether it would be a music artist or a painter, is from how they are idolized not by their music, but by their new trends/ styles, personalities or creativity. Loyal fans would regularly display free albums of singlesof their favourite music artist to show dedication. If you digitalize something thing, then it will be worthless due to it being easily copied. The revolution of the industry started in the 1920′s whenever machinery was transformed into a form of travelling. The second revolution then appeared in the 1960′s whenever the digital technologies began to develop such as DTP – Web. Whenever the ‘Social Network’ started to make its way into the community , it began to construct into something that would be a new way of communication. Sharing ideas, stories and information etc. is now the best way of communicating with people world wide instead of how it used to be by just writing letters or even making a phone call. An example of a social network is the Facebook website, where they make their millions by selling its users to advertisers. This would be called as a selling network. Data is now the 21st century of daily living. This if from the social network and the fact that it needs to be tact or looked upon as an open source which means that its data is free to access. Though copy rights problems are hard to decide on who’s is who’s product? The social network takes bits and atoms and then combines it into reality. There is a video called ‘Will it blend?’ which is an example of something that is advertised but it isn’t obvious about the product itself or other selling items based on how certain people or celebrities who use it. This is the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1ckCkm8YI Chris Anderson had a published an article called ‘In the Next Industrial Revolution’ in the computer science magazine called ‘Wired’ which talks about the factors of the industry and science and how it has developed. Chris Anderson also quotes ‘ multiply your scales by 2.6.’. Finally the third and fourth revolution is about the ’3D’ generation of movement. The third is about the making of the new 3D printer and how it has been production process of it being suitable to have in public homes for everybody to make use of it. Eventually this new technique of printing will be affordable for everyone’s use. The 4th revolution is the basic concept of realizing the new world that is developing around us and that the possibility of a new generation of technology is forming into more creative techniques of living.