100 PROOF Live: Peter Saville, Stephen Morris, and the Joy Division Archive

Kevin (CEO, PROOF) is joined by Derek (Collab+Currency), Sam (PROOF Director of Research), and Amanda (PROOF Culture and Community) for an amazing show. Sam dives into an NFT market overview for the week before the crew discusses Pace's collaboration with Peter Saville on the CP1919 project, Blur Season 2 Ending, Refik Anadol enters MoMA’s permanent collection, and Blackdot.tattoo: generative art tattoos.

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0:00:00 Intro

0:00:05 - NFTs and Collaboration With Peter Saville

0:07:46 - NFT Market Update and Blur Season 2

0:18:13 - Community Proposal for Token Governance

0:25:39 - NFTs in Museums and Art Tattoos

0:36:18 - The Experience of NFTs in Art

0:49:54 - Creative Expression Without Approval

0:58:01 - Artistic Influences and Semiotics

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(0:00:05) - NFTs and Collaboration With Peter Saville

On 100 Proof Live, we discuss NFTs, bear markets, Japanese streetwear, Moonbird, CP1919, Joy Division Unknown Pleasures.

(0:07:46) - NFT Market Update and Blur Season

We discuss NFTs, Moonbirds holders, PFPs, Artblocks, Ringers, Winds of Yalanawa, Opepen, Subscape, one-of-one sales, and Gabe Weis's 'The Blame Game'.

(0:25:39) - NFTs in Museums and Art Tattoos

NFTs, MoMA, generative art tattoos, tokenizing real world assets, Scott Campbell's Glory Hold discussed.

(0:36:18) - The Experience of NFTs in Art

NFTs authenticate digital art, generative art contributes to art history, and data maps create a virtual landscape.

(0:49:54) - Creative Expression Without Approval

Peter Saville created Joy Division's iconic Unknown Pleasures album cover without commercial objectives, inspiring global appreciation.

(0:58:01) - Artistic Influences and Semiotics

Peter Saville shares his journey into NFTs, reflecting on Warhol, Kraftwerk, symbols, semiotics, European canon, and art, music, fashion, photography, architecture, and film.