The Guggenheim's first online exhibition is an interactive marketplace

Artists have incorporated digital tactics into their work for years, aiming to showcase technology or understand our relationship with it.

A new exhibition at the Guggenheim, curated by Troy Conrad Therrien, takes this a step further with Åzone Futures Market, the museum's first online exhibition. Launched last week, it explores the architecture of exhibitions by moving the typical physical experience to a digital realm. It's a "web-based simulated stock market that explores the potential effects of a world increasingly shaped by emerging technologies." The online marketplace allows visitors to understand not just how markets work but also how technology can shape our future. Read more...