How we're building the art world of tomorrow

We’re excited to announce the public launch of the Cohart community. We’ve been heads down, building this community for over two years. We’ve had the privilege of building with your feedback guiding us along the way. If you were early, you might remember our 1-1 user interviews, founders talks, clubhouse sessions, or curation experiments. On behalf of the team, we would like to thank all the community members who supported us from day one. After all these experiments, we’re buttoning everything up and getting ready to re-enter the internet ~scene~ with our public network launch and new product.

Time and time again, I get the same question from our investors after showing our product.

We live in a world full of ideas. Once the internet was born, everyone’s ideas, creations, and communities became accessible via technology. As a result, we feel compelled to represent ourselves alongside our ideas. Now, we’re hyper-focused on building our identities in digital spaces.

Have you ever had a hard time finding art? Welcome to the club! Finding art today is confusing, noisy, impersonal, sometimes daunting, and feels a smidge exclusive. But we all need art in our homes, and the majority of us already own art.

A few months ago, I read Jay Drain Jr.s’ article about Crypto Wallets. He requested that anyone who was building a crypto wallet that “felt even remotely like using Tumblr” should contact him immediately.

Resource inaccessibility is an issue when the conversations needed to create a community and cannot take place.

As children, we were closer to our creative selves. Our ability to express ourselves with art and design was intuitive, free-flowing. We were never in our heads about it. It was natural.