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Digital technology now touches almost every aspect of our lives. With “everything” online, art is more available to more people than ever before. How do artists adapt and leverage the new tools and information at their disposal? How does the digital age benefit and expand art audiences? Will this new age impact what is considered enduring art? Yan Peel, CEO Intelligence Squared Group, moderates the panel, which includes Artist David Adey, Jim Breyer, Founder & CEO Breyer Capital, and Co-founder Quid Sean Gourley.
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