Hackumenta
summary
Hackumenta proposes to reimplement a biennale as a year‑long experiment that swaps centralized bureaucracy for blockchain governance: on‑chain IP with IP‑NFTs for logo and revenue sharing, a residency run as a DAO, and tokenized voting implemented as an edition of 60 ostracons that each grant one vote. Governance uses Gnosis multisig + Snapshot for the MVP, funds from mint sales flow straight to a DAO treasury, and the team mints the first ostracons live as a proof of concept. Presented @ Village Underground, Lisbon 2021.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Hackumenta introduction
- 5:27The birth of Hackumenta from art festival struggles
- 8:18Art biennales reimagined
- 10:50IP and sustainable models
- 11:54Decentralizing art with DAOs
- 13:58Hackumenta as collective artwork
- 14:42Ostrocons as NFTs
- 16:35Minting first Ostrocons
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