DJ Dixon on His Art Collection and the Impact of Screens on Club Culture
In an interview with Monopol, German DJ Dixon discusses his art collection and his platform Transmoderna, reflecting on how increasing screen usage affects the club experience. Dixon, one of Germany's most successful DJs, collects works by artists such as Alicja Kwade and Michael Dean. He and his wife Ana Ofak are drawn to objects that tell a story. The interview highlights the intersection of music and visual art, and the changing nature of club culture in the digital age.
Key facts
- Dixon is one of Germany's most successful DJs.
- Dixon has an art collection including works by Alicja Kwade and Michael Dean.
- Dixon and his wife Ana Ofak are interested in objects that tell a story.
- Dixon runs an art platform called Transmoderna.
- The interview discusses the impact of screens on club culture.
- The interview was published by Monopol magazine.
- The interview is available on monopol-magazin.de.
- Monopol Plus offers a free trial month for 4.90 euros per month.
Entities
Artists
- Dixon
- Alicja Kwade
- Michael Dean
- Ana Ofak
Institutions
- Monopol
- Transmoderna