Hi @mr_free
Thanks for the excellent questions. I appreciate your thoroughness as it helps me improve the proposal.
Nice idea
Yes, I find it very interesting as well. Thanks
but I think too expensive for an experiment with 30 participants.
If I can get the price the meals down 15-20%, that will enable more participants (assuming we can get a larger room) or lower total cost. Would that be acceptable to you?
Also, who are these 30 participants?!
Tulum locals and maybe a few tourists. We will promote in the emerging Tulum Guild, Tulum crypto community (many of whom have never made or had a NFT), the Tulum regenerative community, the Tulum art community, the hotel’s community, and Tulum health and wellbeing community…
According to the agenda, there is no time for onboarding/learning, even if it will happen, it will be superficial knowledge.
You are absolutely right! That was simply a draft agenda. I have updated as follows.
Agenda
6-6:15p Networking
6:15-6:30p Introduction including talk about Day out of Time
6:30-8p Create Art Session - drawing and/or collaging
8-8:45p Plant-Based Dinner and group conversation abou t the theme
8:45-9p Introduce NEAR, get NEAR wallet and event NFT, and learn about how we will collaborate to create a Day Out of Time themed NFT collection
9-9:55p Create NFT session - drawing and/or collaging, taking photos of the art, creating digtial images for NFTs, minting NFTs
9:55-10p Closing out, next steps for finalizing and promoting the collection
Art supplies provided, how to learn more about NEAR and Mintbase
To be clear, the learning here is not by listening and it extends beyond the event. The specific Web3 learning experiences will be:
- Creating a custom NEAR wallet through a Satori campaign
- Receiving a NFT via a Satori campaign
- Reviewing the wallet and the NFT within in
- Minting an NFT for the event’s NFT collection
- Sharing about the event’s NFT collection
Onboarding-dao could support creating new wallets by providing linkdrop-links with sums enough to create new wallet.
Do you want me to pull the cost of new wallets out of this and submit to Onboarding-dao?
Also, I think, the event theme (The Day out of Time) is closer to spiritual-dao.
The theme of the event is not the main point. The theme could be anything. This is about proving a model that could lead to an open source event model that connects participatory art experiences with Web3 and brings people interested in a creative art experience into the Web3/NEAR world. If this experiment is successful, we will have content that can be used to do a series of the events where the participants pay for entrance. These type of participatory art events have been going in the Bay Area via Late Nite Art for years but they have never had a Web3 component and thus people just walk away with memories. Our hypothesis is that in this new version, they will also walk away with an understanding of NFTs, the experiential knowledge of having created on, and an interest in a collection of NFTs that they helped create. If this works, it meaningfully add Web3 into an IRL participatory art experience creating a model that can replicated across the world.
Thus, the theme of the event is immaterial. I chose the Day Out of Time, because I believe it will be a good draw in Tulum for the time year, as it is a way acknowledging and honoring the local Mayan culture. It may be considered spiritual, but I consider it self knowledge. The Day Out of Town can be seen practically as a time to reset for the upcoming year by making intentions, figuring out what one wants to leave behind, and expressing gratitude for what one has. This reset is just another benefit of attending, and something that I think will be a strong draw.