Daniel's essay talks about Art, and the internet. He begins the essay talking about how America has produced a lot of great art in non traditional forms. He talks about Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock, these artists did a lot of outside work that turned out to be great. He says that Europe has a lot of great traditional art but America is not in the dark when it comes to the matter.
He than starts to talk about youtube as an art form, which I thought was pretty cool. Anyone can summit a video, and instantly become popular. Where normally in art you have to already be famous for your pieces to be recognized. He also talks about how this is not always the case because most youtube videos go virtually unseen.
He talks about how art is a media that will always develop with time, and how new technologies will make for even more forms of art.
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