cultofnot

MEET THE TOOLS 🫥

being featured is only part of it, people also need practical tools for the boring stuff

Nothing now has solutions for the work around the work:

🫥 PAGE

your own link: not.online/you
a small corner of the internet for the details that matter to you. want more? host your whole website here

🫥 MARKET

you make the work, we handle everything else: delivery, packing, insurance, fulfillment, payments, tax, storage, refunds. 70% goes straight to you. 30% goes to the Not Fund, which pays for operations and new projects

🫥 SOCIAL

every social-presence practice we've found that actually works, in one place, so running your public pages gets easier. post scheduling across the main platforms is coming next

🫥 LOCATOR

open calls, exhibitions, residencies, grants and camps, collected in one map. find the next thing worth showing up for (WIP)

tools live for patrons & artists

everyone else can try the guest demo

more time to create, less time on the routine

→ probablynothing.xyz
→ become a patron

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the shop on probablynothing.xyz is live

what's left from the first drop is back on it, and you can pay in more ways now

next month the first drops from artists go up there, and from you (more on that later)

for now, one thing that doesn't need explaining

blank longsleeve
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code: cultofnot_tg

you'll scroll past a thousand things today. this one you can keep

grab yours

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L'invisible 🫥

Julien Berthier bought a worn-out boat on a classifieds site and built a rock on top of it. 4.3 metres high, with a hatch you climb through to steer

it cruises the calanques near Marseille, drifting past the real rock formations it was copied from

people notice only when it overtakes them

the author says:

it intrudes on the landscape modestly and changes it imperceptibly

the thing sits between stage set, enhanced reality, leisure object, survivalist anguish and ecological stakes

but anchored it rocks with the waves and catches every eye on the coast

the invisible turned out to be very visible

by Julien Berthier

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