In this episode of the Island Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Paola Bravlowski, the head of the research department at The Island.

Paola, a London-based art historian, discusses the exciting intersection of technology and art.

She talks about the rise of NFTs and AI in the art world and how these technologies are shaping artistic creativity.

Paola also emphasises the importance of bridging the gap between traditional art circles and the emerging Web3 community.

Tune in to hear about the challenges and opportunities in the rapidly evolving landscape of art and technology.

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Matthieu Poirier is a French art historian and curator known for his significant contributions to contemporary art history.

Poirier specializes in Abstract and Perceptual art and has curated several in-depth exhibitions worldwide.

He discusses his new exhibition in Paris at Palais d'Iéna, opening on Tuesday 17th, where he invited 2 world-known artists: Daniel Buren and Michelangelo Pistoletto.

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Artist Stefan Brüggemann, The Island's first commissioned artist, sits down with Marcin, The Island's co-founder and collector, for an open discussion about art and its future.

They delve into the dynamic relationship between artists and collectors, exploring the evolving landscape of digital art as a medium for contemporary artists and the innovative strides being made in the realm of art history.

Stefan Brüggemann's first on-chain art piece, H3adlines And Last Lines, can be acquired by collectors by contacting The Island.

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