Ehm, I don't care about the people who don't take pixel art serious, they are probably not so knowledged about art anyway or jerks. This goes for many other artforms too.
 

Anyone who tries to understand what I do gets an explanation and will respect it, wether they like the result of my efforts or not. Which is enough!
I don't need the whole world to understand pixel art..

Some of my favorite pixel art has nothing to do with games. Like I've said in the past, pixel art doesn't have to be for a game. Unfortunately that seems to be about the only major channel to distribute pixel art and make any money from it. It's essentially just a digital mosaic in a strict grid pattern and viewed at a small scale.

 But its good values won’t be appreciated unless, we do something about it. People don't take pixel art seriously as an art form and the only ways to change that is to raise the public’s opinion and make it more known. 

About it being indie, you can’t make any change without a big mass of people. In the struggle it will probably get a mainstream tendency. But hell, I don't know, I don't have all the answers...

But I doubt any big video game company will make 2d video games again ;) 

Sorry if I'm constantly creating big discussions, maybe I should make a thread in  the forum?

>The only reason pixel art is still alive is nostalgia

I disagree (though of course it is a factor), and I disagree that 'nostalgia' is a good reason for any sort of pixel revival. I'd prefer that it be taken seriously as a form of artistic expression, rather than just cling to life because it gives people a tingly feeling that reminds them of their childhood. Being 'cool' or 'mainstream' are poor reasons for an artform to exist.