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In this episode of The M.O. Podcast we talk to Jennifer & Kevin McCoy, the artists behind the first-ever NFT, Quantum. This pioneering work made headlines when it sold at Sotheby's for an astonishing $1.4 million. Join us as we get a view of the early history of this work, including why Occupy, the Arab Spring, and globalization are essential to understanding its genesis.

The McCoys practice isn't just digital. They have levergaged new technologies from the beginning, whether robotic plotters or algorithmically driven multimedia works, such as their equally iconic video Horror Chase. This episode offers a deep dive into the McCoys' visionary projects and the technologies that drive their work.

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Join us on this episode of The M.O. Podcast as we chat with Kendall Warson, the co-founder of Cohart. Kendall discusses Cohart's ambitious vision for a social marketplace and how to foster connections between artists and their audiences. She also shares her inspiring project from her days at Parson School of Design where her final project entailed creating a line of clothing for the blind and disabled people, highlighting her commitment to inclusivity and accessibility in all aspects of design.

This episode is packed with Kendall's forward-thinking ideas and heartfelt stories, offering a unique perspective on the intersections of art, technology, and social impact. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a budding collector, or simply interested in innovative design, you won't want to miss this engaging conversation with Kendall Warson.

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In this episode of The M.O. Podcast, we sit down with Alan Snyder, the CEO and founder of aShareX, an innovative fractional auction platform for high-value alternative assets. Alan's impressive career includes inventing the Discover Card and building a massive insurance exchange before embarking on his latest venture.

We also talk about our own partnership with AShareX, in which Inversion Art, offered a venture-capital style opportunity to fractional investors who could buy into a share of eight works by six of the artists we manage, which sold for $146,000. Tune in to hear Alan's insights on the evolving landscape of fractional investments and how aShareX is democratizing access to high-value art assets.

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Join us for our next incredible interview on The M.O. Podcast, where we delve into projects of grand ambition in the art and cultural sector. Our guest is renowned artist Enrique Martinez Celaya.

In this episode, Enrique shares the story behind his groundbreaking exhibition at the National Museum in Havana, Cuba, and the Hispanic Society Museum and Library in New York. As the first exiled Cuban to be honored with a solo exhibition at the National Museum in Havana, Enrique discusses the weighty decision to accept the invitation, the intricate dynamics of the Cuban art scene, and much more.

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Get ready to laugh and learn in this episode of The M.O. Podcast, where we sit down with Emmy winner Shlomi Rabi, whose career spans the photography departments at Christie's and Phillips Auction Houses, the founding of Greenhouse Auctions, and becoming the Head of Global Auction Sales at Artsy.

Shlomi gives a shout out to Melissa Cowley Wolf and the Arts Funders Forum, shares his insights into the auction market, explains why he believes auctions are more democratic than primary market galleries, and offers a hilarious take on why certain people in the art world behave like Persian cats, and others like rescue dogs.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The M.O. Podcast! Join hosts Jonathan Neil and Joey Flores, along with special guest Rocket Caleshu, for an engaging roundtable discussion. Rocket is an LA-based writer and director co-writer of the critically acclaimed film The African Desperate​ (Nightboat Books)​​ (Gagosian)​.

In this episode, we tease some of the highlights of our first two upcoming interviews with artist Enrique Martinez Celaya and Shlomi Rabi, founder of Greenhouse auctions, which he sold to Artsy in 2021. We explore Enrique's historic exhibitions in Havana and New York, discussing the profound decisions he faced and his insights on the Cuban art scene. We also revisit Shlomi's entertaining and insightful take on the auction market, exploring why he believes auctions are more democratic than primary market galleries.

We'll also give you a sneak peek at our upcoming episodes. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious about the creative minds shaping the cultural landscape, this episode is the perfect introduction to The M.O. Podcast.

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