Galerie digitálního umění

The aim of this thesis is to develop actionable recommendations for digital art galleries regarding the physical exhibition of digital artworks. It explores the intersection of the technological virtual world with physical art galleries, examining emerging approaches such as curatorship, NFTs and the decentralized web3 ecosystem. The theoretical framework establishes a comprehensive understanding of various digital art forms and key terminology in regard of digital technologies. Additionally, it explores the characteristics of art galleries, the role of curators in a digital art exhibiting, funding sources possibilities and the description of NFTs. The practical component delves into an in-depth analysis of a specific digital art gallery, employing semi-structured interviews in order to gather insights into its exhibition practices and management strategies. The research investigates the opportunities and challenges associated with presenting digital artworks and explores the interviewee work methods. The research also aims on potential benefits a possibilities the physical exhibitioning brings to the artists and collectors. The results derived from the analysis of the examined institution culminate in a set of recommendations, which might serve as a valuable resource for galleries specializing in digital art, offering guidance to managers, curators, and artists seeking to navigate the ever-evolving realm of modern technologies and physical art presentations.