A leading art theorist reflects on art in the age of the Internet. During the 20th century, faith in the stability of art institutions was gradually lost. Accordingly, the hope of artists to preserve works of art in museums and to make them accessible to the viewer of the future has also been lost. As a result, art began to produce events rather than objects (from performance to social projects). Information about these events is preserved in the form of artistic documentation, which can be found primarily on the Internet.