One of the main challenges facing artists today is visibility. In our media-saturated society, commercial interests, personal promotion, and empty advertising can trump artistic output. In a city like New York, where people are bombarded by media messages, artistic proposals can be drowned out; we believe that it is necessary to look for gaps in the media, especially on social networks, to give space to artists who have no voice.
The first alternative artvzine in New York
Creaddictive project proposes the production of an artistic online video magazine for contemporary arts in New York. Our first issue will be devoted to Hispanic artists working in New York, many of whom participated in the NYFA's Artepreneur Boot Camp in 2013-2014. Creaddictive wants to provide a vibrant online platform that will showcase the work of artists, designers, poets, musicians, photographers and creative people in New York, especially those in the Hispanic community. Each webisode will be intended as an artistic audio-visual production that will allow artists to connect, share ideas, collaborate, and inspire each other through shared passions and interests.
Who we are:
An artistic online video magazine (Artvzine) for contemporary arts in New York, providing a vibrant online platform showcasing the work of artists, designers, poets, musicians, photographers and creatives in New York, in order to connect, share ideas, collaborate and inspire each other through shared passions and interests.
