Congrès mondial acadien (CMA) 2024 and Our Artist from The Baie Sainte Marie area
french Acadian artist and NFT creator Claude Edwin Theriault releases the first in a series of commemorative NFTs
To focus on the French Acadian Patrinmonial Heritage industry and the hard-working Academic beaurocrates who promote it
Nova Scotia cultural event to watch
Patrimoine Acadienne encadrer sur soi-meme pour des siecles et des siecles
L’industrie Patrimoine Acadienne encadrer, depuis plus de 400 ans.
There is the NFT series on the Ethereum blockchain platform of opensea as well as the Print on Metal version on Fine art America.
Patrimoine Acadienne encadrer industry,all the way for the past 400 years plus.
All are being disrupted by blockchain technologies Since the artist’s world is changing. rapidly.
The executive committee organizing the Congrès Mondial Acadian (CMA) 2024 will tell you, there is simply not enough time for
all the details there are to be taken care of in preparation for the showcase of Our Artist from the Bay .
“The history books will tell what happened in french acadian culture, but the art of Claude Edwin Theriault will tell them how we felt about it.”
Where once an artist’s primary concern was how to get their work seen by as many people
as possible, now the focus is shifting to how to best control the distribution and sale of their
work. This is thanks in large part to the rise of decentralized social media platforms (DSPs).
like blockchain opensea as well as the blog platform Ghost.io.
Which has quicly established itself as the best open source platform for independent journalists and writers across the world,.
So they can have a voice to be heard and have a real impact on the future of an online media, industry that is in need of it.
The Rise of Decentralized Social Media Platforms
In the past decade, we’ve seen a massive shift in how people consume content online.
Thanks to the rise of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, users are
now used to getting their news and entertainment from friends and family instead of
traditional sources like newspapers or television.
However, as we’ve seen with the Cambridge Analytica scandal and other instances of data
breaches, these centralized social media platforms are not always as secure as they should.
This is where DSPs come in. By spreading the power among its users instead of
concentrating it in one place, DSPs offer a more secure way for people to connect with
each other online. This free voice platfrom is of key importance for marginalized Queer visual artist
For artists, the rise of DSPs represents a unique opportunity to take control of their careers
like never before. No longer at the mercy of record labels or art galleries, artists can now
reach their audience directly through platforms like Steemit, Minds, and Mastodon.
And because these platforms are decentralized, artists can be sure that their work
will remain accessible even if one platform goes offline by the powers that be.