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post net aesthetics london

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Post-internet aesthetics in London emerged as an important artistic movement in the early 2010s, defining a shift in which digital culture fused with traditional physical art. An important panel discussion at the ICA in 2013 discussed how artists navigate a “post-net” world and considered how the proliferation of the internet shapes not only technology but identity, branding, and social media.

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