SPAMM the Super Modern Art Museum is an international platform of Internet artists, a space open to digital creation, a decentralized alternative to the elitism of contemporary art.

Founded in 2011 by the French net-artist Systaime, at the origin of the French Trash Touch (a nod to the French techno vein that brought Daft Punk & co to international attention), SPAMM is the emanation of a net-culture that defends an open access to creation and appropriation by digital artists of their work and exhibition space.

Independent and resolutely international, SPAMM brings together 500 artists and offers 180 pieces of digital art online. Online, the curation is by Systaime and reflects an exhaustive and eclectic panorama of the most contemporary digital creation. On the occasion of numerous events and exhibitions, Systaime invites and shares the curatorial staff at meetings and associations, with other artists, young curators and adventurous gallery owners. From Venezuela to China, Moscow, Chicago, Venice, Warsaw, Naples and Paris, SPAMM artists have a common mantra: the Internet is/creates culture. They were spotted and joined SPAMM by word of mouth 2.0 as well as by the association of partner places (PROJECT-ion, New York, Nomade Art Space, Hangzhou, China, BabyCastles, New York, DfbrL8r, Chicago, Faltmouth Art Gallery, London, Mapils Gallery, Naples, Italy…) and by independent associate curators. Capillarity, serendipity and exchange are the ferments of SPAMM.