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Nonprofit Grants Artists Working On New Internet Approaches
Jonathan Borba
Nonprofit Eyebeam has granted $260,000 to artists working on new ways to interact via the internet, reports ArtNet.
Many non-profits in the creative sector preach the importance of listening and responding to artists, but over the last year and a half, few have done it in action quite like the art and technology outfit Eyebeam, which has virtually reinvented itself—literally—in the name of aiding artists in a pandemic-shaped landscape.
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