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TribalArtisans procures artesanal works from hunter-gatherer tribes

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StartupRealities No 128 TribalArtisans  is a primitive art auction house which procures artesanal objects from hunter-gatherer societies and auctions them to museums, anthropology galleries and private collectors. The company obtains the majority of the handcrafted objects by seeding and growing an emergent cargo cult in tribes with little contact with the outside world. MYTHOLOGY & EXCHANGE TribalArtisans does not trade with tribes directly. Instead, company drones periodically deliver colourful glass objects, basic metal tools and simple colourful jewellery and deposit these manufactured goods in the roots of the oldest tree near the tribal village. When the tribe discovers these objects, the tree begins to acquire a supernatural status in their belief system and mythology and the tribe seniors and shamans often start making sacrificial gifts of their own artesanal tools and handcraft works to the tree. These gifts are picked up by drone at a time when the drone will no...

SushiMovement displays art on moving conveyor belt

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StartupRealities No 88 SushiMovement  is an art gallery that displays its exhibits on a winding kilometre-long conveyor belt that resembles those found at sushi bars. Visitors and patrons can view the moving artefacts while sitting at the cafe, sunbathing on the terrace or even swimming in the gallery swimming pool. The works of art are locked securely in glass cases attached to the conveyor belt. An automated system randomly selects objects for display from the full set of art held in the storage depot of the gallery. CEO QUOTE "Museums and galleries are tiring places to visit, especially for the elderly. SushiMovement provides a unique experience that is customer-centred, not object-centred. Our visitors leave inspired and well-rested after sipping a latte at the cafe and viewing paintings for an hour. No other art institution in the world offers such an unforgettable experience," said company founder and CEO Sushmita Moverley. Sushi bar (image source: Wikipedia ) ...