Gen Art Folds
After 16 years of art, fashion and film programs and events that have introduced the unknown to the known, Gen Art has done its final fade-to-black, letting go of all of its staff and shutting up shop. The company, founded and run by brothers Ian and Stefan Gerard, simply couldn't get the membership and sponsorship equations to work ever since the financial crisis hit. It will be missed by new and old talent alike, and a note left by the Gerard's on the site asks "We hope that where we have left off, others will step up to help fill the void."
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