At Artwrld, we're building a curiosity-led community of big thinkers from both sides of the art and technology divide—and providing a platform for them to solve problems, unlock opportunities, and forge new paradigms together.
At Artwrld, we're building a curiosity-led community of big thinkers from both sides of the art and technology divide—and providing a platform for them to solve problems, unlock opportunities, and forge new paradigms together.
At Artwrld, we're building a curiosity-led community of big thinkers from both sides of the art and technology divide—and providing a platform for them to solve problems, unlock opportunities, and forge new paradigms together.
“Technology alone is not enough—it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing.”
– Steve Jobs
“I’m convinced that technology and art go together—and always have, for centuries.”
– David Hockney
“Technology alone is not enough—it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing.”
– Steve Jobs
“I’m convinced that technology and art go together—and always have, for centuries.”
– David Hockney
“Technology alone is not enough—it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing.”
– Steve Jobs
“I’m convinced that technology and art go together—and always have, for centuries.”
– David Hockney
With all the frenetic transformation taking place at the crossroads of art and technology, do you find it hard to tell what's worthy of your attention, what's lasting—what has actual value?
At Artwrld, we're obsessed with these questions. And we think we should investigate them together.
So, what are we up to?
In this time of extraordinary change, the optimists among us may feel like we're in the early days of a better future that is calling out to be built. The art world, with its aging institutions and untapped potential, is ripe for reinvention. We believe that cutting-edge innovation can help solve problems in the art ecosystem—and that great art, in turn, can fuel technological advancement.
At Artwrld, our mission is to bridge the gap between artists and technologists. We want to foster collaboration, break down barriers, and explore new ideas that challenge conventional definitions of art—while at the same time extending the complex magic of the art world into the new era.
We also hope to hear from you and find out what you are curious to learn about, and how you would like to see the Artwrld community take shape. This is an experiment we very much want to embark on together, and we’ll be taking your cues on how to grow and expand from here on out.
Thank you for joining us on this journey.
With all the frenetic transformation taking place at the crossroads of art and technology, do you find it hard to tell what's worthy of your attention, what's lasting—what has actual value?
At Artwrld, we're obsessed with these questions. And we think we should investigate them together.
So, what are we up to?
In this time of extraordinary change, the optimists among us may feel like we're in the early days of a better future that is calling out to be built. The art world, with its aging institutions and untapped potential, is ripe for reinvention. We believe that cutting-edge innovation can help solve problems in the art ecosystem—and that great art, in turn, can fuel technological advancement.
At Artwrld, our mission is to bridge the gap between artists and technologists. We want to foster collaboration, break down barriers, and explore new ideas that challenge conventional definitions of art—while at the same time extending the complex magic of the art world into the new era.
We also hope to hear from you and find out what you are curious to learn about, and how you would like to see the Artwrld community take shape. This is an experiment we very much want to embark on together, and we’ll be taking your cues on how to grow and expand from here on out.
Thank you for joining us on this journey.
OUR TEAM
OUR TEAM
Meet the Team
Josh Goldblum
CEO/Founder
Josh is an Emmy Award-winning creative executive and entrepreneur at the intersection of art, technology, and culture. As CEO of Bluecadet, an award-winning experience design agency, he has led signature projects for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nike, The MIT Museum, the Smithsonian, and Google. His accolades include the Emmy, Webby, FWA, MUSE, IXDA, FastCompany, One Show, and more.
Josh Goldblum
CEO/Founder
Josh is an Emmy Award-winning creative executive and entrepreneur at the intersection of art, technology, and culture. As CEO of Bluecadet, an award-winning experience design agency, he has led signature projects for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nike, The MIT Museum, the Smithsonian, and Google. His accolades include the Emmy, Webby, FWA, MUSE, IXDA, FastCompany, One Show, and more.
Josh Goldblum
CEO/Founder
Josh is an Emmy Award-winning creative executive and entrepreneur at the intersection of art, technology, and culture. As CEO of Bluecadet, an award-winning experience design agency, he has led signature projects for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nike, The MIT Museum, the Smithsonian, and Google. His accolades include the Emmy, Webby, FWA, MUSE, IXDA, FastCompany, One Show, and more.
Andrew Goldstein
Editor-In-Chief
Andrew Goldstein is an editorial leader, media innovator, and business strategist in the art space. A career cultural journalist with 25 years of experience in publishing, Andrew was previously the editor-in-chief of Artnet, which over seven years he built into the world’s most widely read art publication; prior to that he was the Chief Digital Content Officer at Phaidon and Artspace, for which he won a Webby Award in the best newsletter category.
Andrew Goldstein
Editor-In-Chief
Andrew Goldstein is an editorial leader, media innovator, and business strategist in the art space. A career cultural journalist with 25 years of experience in publishing, Andrew was previously the editor-in-chief of Artnet, which over seven years he built into the world’s most widely read art publication; prior to that he was the Chief Digital Content Officer at Phaidon and Artspace, for which he won a Webby Award in the best newsletter category.
Andrew Goldstein
Editor-In-Chief
Andrew Goldstein is an editorial leader, media innovator, and business strategist in the art space. A career cultural journalist with 25 years of experience in publishing, Andrew was previously the editor-in-chief of Artnet, which over seven years he built into the world’s most widely read art publication; prior to that he was the Chief Digital Content Officer at Phaidon and Artspace, for which he won a Webby Award in the best newsletter category.
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