Cooper Ray: Inside NFT + Photo Tech Talk

You’re ready to take the plunge and want to integrate NFTs as another distribution method in your practice, but where do you begin? Photographer, cyclist and NFT “translator” Cooper Ray walks us through learning the language of the blockchain.Find episode shownotes here.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum TeamTwitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

This is part two of our conversation with photographer and publisher Kris Graves. Kris walks us through his KGPNFT drop “What Came True” and the initiatives Quantum Art is working on, as well as some nitty gritty details associated with working on blockchain like smart contracts and cryptocurrencies.Find episode shownotes here.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum TeamTwitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

Kris Graves is known for his powerful documentarian style photographs, amplifying BIPOC photographers and addressing issues of race, identity, and equity through Kris Graves Projects & Monolith Editions and most recently his efforts to create the first NFT photo books and his role as curator for Quantum. Part one of our conversation reveals that with community building photographers can find another avenue of success with NFTs.Find episode shownotes here.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum TeamTwitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

Part two of our conversation with NFT leader Alejandro Cartagena walks us through some of the most historic NFT projects to date from The Book of Veles, Obscura DAO’s The World Today 10K, and Stephen Shore’s first NFT release with Fellowship Trust.Episode shownotes can be found on here.Image Credit: Bliss #16 by Alejandro Cartagena.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum Team on Twitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

Resilience, a desire to learn, and a deep love for photo. NFT thought leader and photographer Alejandro Cartagena reveals the secrets behind his success in the NFT community and the future he is helping shape for the photographic medium at large. In part one of our conversation with Cartagena we are given an opportunity to take an in depth look at his beginnings and the initiatives he spearheads in the space.Find episode shownotes here.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum Team on Twitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

There are many moving parts in the NFT space, so much so it can be difficult to know where to start. Post- photographic artist and NFT thought leader Gregory Eddi Jones navigates us through the various platforms, marketplaces, and communities photographers can expect to run into when using the technology in their practices.Find episode shownotes here.Documentum is sponsored by independent photobook publisher Fall Line Press.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us wherever you listen to podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum TeamTwitter:Bill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

What happens when an artist collected by SFMOMA, the Getty Museum, and the US Embassy (to name a few) expands from the traditional art world into NFTs? From her first drop with Quantum to the possibilities NFTs have created for her practice, visual artist and filmmaker Klea McKenna guides us through her experiences within the NFT realm.Find episode shownotes here.If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us on RSS, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack.Connect With the Documentum Team on TwitterBill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_

To kick off Documentum - Fall Line Press publisher Bill Boling chats with art historian, Stanford lecturer, and Fellowship 10K Essayist Kim Beil. Using photo history Beil helps contextualize NFTs in the current moment and speaks to the scope of the monumental Fellowship 10K project which saw the release of the August Sander Archive as a publicly stewarded collection with the help of NFTs. Find episode shownotes here. If you liked this conversation, be sure to follow us on RSS, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. You can find us on Instagram and Twitter @documentumtv. For a deep dive, subscribe to Patient Letters on Substack. Connect With the Documentum Team on TwitterBill Boling @patientlettersAlexis Boling @alexisbolingVanessa Isela Johnson @vanessaisela_