As part of my plan for a total switchover from object-based art to authentication of virtual representations in a genesis and sequence status base that art is in the blockchain world, I've set in motion a giveaway of one Woodstock'94 licensed tag with the sale of each of my history of Saugerties books at one of the top 50 Huffington Post Independent Bookstore in the USA; Inquiring Minds. Saugerties was where Woodstock'94 was held 25 years ago and it was the top attendance of all the anniversaries, plus it was broadcast live on Pay-per-view by MTV.
I am making this an annual affair for the Saugerties Artist tour that happens every year on the weekend when Woodstock'94 took place in August twenty-five years ago. I have many hundreds of miniature prints produced for the fine lines or multiple colors, or both, that will be given away from now on, every year. Anyone that visits my Great Knot land art work and is willing to join in with what I am doing to launch this as an Internet-based art, and help with my support of local history, by becoming a patron on Patreon.com, will have their pick of any of these works; free.
After all the preparations I've done to get this going this year, I want to start having meetups during the tour, and invite artists working on similar ideas for digital art. Local, or part of the visitors I run into most weekends up from NYC on a day trip to the country, I'm shooting for the Great Knot infrastructure I've built here to become a destination for digital art brainstorming sessions.
This year gets the most promotion because of the plans I made to turn all the tags seen in this window display into a way for https://www.facebook.com/greatknot to host responses from 55,000 people that are in possession of these. It is a test for formong a natural Distributed Autonomous Organization out of them being collectibles. This is spelled out in the first half of http://www.greatknot.com/2.html.
