TechnoCool - God is a DJ

The nineties saw a fundamental shift in pop music. The stars were replaced by anonymous DJs, who, by combining different sound patterns, gave a sense of the new, technology-drenched age, where mobile phones, MTV, personal computers and the internet were a real novelty. In the new approach of DJs, artists were inspired not only by a non-authorial approach to music and the use of pseudonyms, but also by the strange imagery of album covers, which represented a forward-looking visual concept. This time, the focus of this unusual guided tour of the TechnoCool exhibition will not be on the artworks, but on the records in the exhibition, which will give us a closer look at the unique world of the 1990s.