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Hyper-linking away from loneliness with Amrita Hepi
Can a chatbot help us find deeper human connection? In Hyper-linked at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Amrita Hepi wants us to find out. Elizabeth harris | Ed Clare Deal | 23 [...]
Composer Samm Anga explores digital music and multimedia channels
If you’ve ever joined one of our Agora Talk, you’ve most probably experienced the work of Samm Anga in [...]
Introducing: The Artnet Intelligence Report’s Fall 2020 Innovators Issue
From our list of 51 people changing the art industry to an inside look at the rise of art [...]
The City of Venice will live forever as a Digital Avatar
New laser-scanning project will allow Venice to live on forever as a digital avatar Publisher The Art NewsPaper [...]
With Love, From Nowhere: The Places of The Non-Yet – Ellie Niblock and Alaa Tarabzouni
What’s the value of non-places that we can’t visit and aren’t real? “With Love, From Nowhere: The Places of [...]
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Delving into the liminoid – Snow Yunxue Fu
Exploring how one artist uses digital and new media art to play with our sense of reality and immersion, more than any other art forms can… Elspeth Walker | Ed YoungMi Lamine | 10 [...]
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What are the neurological impacts of digital technology on our brain?
Art and science are like magnets. They are at once complimentary whilst also diametrically opposed. Francesca Gransden | 5 [...]
Scenographer, Architect and Artist: Rebecca van Beeck defies artistic labels
South African artist Rebecca van Beeck talks with our Editor about her migration online during lockdown and her participation [...]
Procreate and be a mother … – Helen Benigson and Paola Lucente
What does it mean to become a mother in the 21st Century? Alexandra Busila | Ed YoungMi Lamine [...]
Timely Time (2017) – Natasha Caruana
Reviewed by Fiorella Lanni for thisistomorrow | Published on 23 October 2017 Courtesy of Tabish Khan - Experiencing [...]
Crypto Art Fraud on Rarible Sparks Governance Discussion
On Feb. 8, artist Karan Singh notified via Twitter, the blockchain-based art platform Rarible that some of his work had been fraudulently listed. Crypto Briefing | 14 February 2020 [...]
Composer Samm Anga explores digital music and multimedia channels
If you’ve ever joined one of our Agora Talk, you’ve most probably experienced the work of Samm Anga in the ident music. Nick Dunn | Ed YoungMi Lamine | 29 August 2020 - additional [...]
Introducing: The Artnet Intelligence Report’s Fall 2020 Innovators Issue
From our list of 51 people changing the art industry to an inside look at the rise of art star Amoako Boafo, here are the highlights. Artnet News | September 14, 2020 [...]
The City of Venice will live forever as a Digital Avatar
New laser-scanning project will allow Venice to live on forever as a digital avatar Publisher The Art NewsPaper | Anna Somers Cocks | 11 September 2020 A team of scientists [...]
With Love, From Nowhere: The Places of The Non-Yet – Ellie Niblock and Alaa Tarabzouni
What’s the value of non-places that we can’t visit and aren’t real? “With Love, From Nowhere: The Places of The Non-Yet,” asks this question somewhere virtual between the UK and Saudi Arabia. Megan [...]
What is CGI?
When you hear the term CGI you may suddenly be catapulted to the bright lights of Hollywood and the ground-breaking graphics of feature films such as Avatar, Jurassic World or The Matrix. Sophia Harris | Ed Clare [...]
Hyper-linking away from loneliness with Amrita Hepi
Can a chatbot help us find deeper human connection? In Hyper-linked at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Amrita Hepi wants us to find out. Elizabeth harris | Ed Clare Deal | 23 [...]
‘Existence as Protest’: The Necessity of Osinachi’s Character Explorations
Prince Jacon Osinachi Igwe, known as Osinachi, is a Nigerian born artist who explores cultural, sexual and racial identity through his digital artworks created on Microsoft Word. Rebecca Bury | Ed Francesca Gransden [...]
Cinopticon (2020) – Giselle Stanborough
Conceptual artist, Giselle Stanborough considers the boundary between the public and private spheres in the context of online life. Elizabeth Harris | Ed Francesca Gransden | 28 July 2020 [...]
Four Diverse Female Artists Redefining The Digital Art Scene
Four women artists to watch using Digital Art in various disciplines. Sophia Harris | Ed Francesca Gransden | 27 July 2020 Digital art, although a relatively young art form, [...]
What is digital art and why does it matter?
What about digital art makes it “art”, and what makes it a worthy component of the 21st art landscape? Megan Powell | Ed Francesca Gransden | 20 July 2020 [...]
Rare 4K digital art depicting fall of man hits Ethereum-based market
British digital artist Terry Flaxton has put his first piece up for sale on MakersPlace, a blockchain-based marketplace for rare art. Here is an article of interest ... Decrypt | Andrew Hayward [...]
The New Media Sculpture and Performance of Colette Bernard
Looking at how technology is enhancing pre-existing artistic practises. Elspeth Walker | Ed Francesca Gransden | 10 July 2020 © Courtesy of the artist. Colette Bernard, a [...]
Hans Op de Beeck and the Exploration of Time and Space
Visual artist Hans Op de Beeck is somewhat of a master of all mediums, but it’s with his digitally-led techniques that he builds mystifying visual constructs. Francesca Gransden | Ed YoungMi Lamine | 14 July [...]
Speaking through screens, the spatial imagination of Sondra Perry
Technology is the chosen vocabulary of artist Sondra Perry, whose body of works form an unapologetic discourse on race, class and identity. Lauren Gee | Ed Francesca Gransden | 10 July 2020 [...]
Blue Prints (2020) – Cao Fei
Explore Cao Fei’s physical and virtual worlds as Blueprints re-opens at Serpentine Gallery Robert Perry | Ed Francesca Gransden | 19 February 2020 Cao Fei, Asia One, 2018, Video, 63’20”. Courtesy [...]
How architecture enhances digital experiences?
Over the past few months nostalgia has been omnipresent in our hyperconnected memory culture. Alexandra Busila | Ed YoungMi Lamine | 8 July 2020 © Courtesy of the artist. [...]
Game Changer 2020
How did Agora Start? Learn how the founder designed the Agora Concept in this interview for ArtTech.Institute. Interview by Eva Jasiecka from ArtTech.Institute | Ed Clare Deal | 20 June 2020 [...]
How Digital Art subverts the gender imbalance in the arts
Women Artists Teaching Machines How To Dream ... Alexandra Busila | Ed Clare Deal | 14 June 2020 Penny Slinger, Don't look at me, 1969/2014. C-print from original collage. © [...]
NIRIN: 22nd Biennale of Sydney (2020) – Lisa Reihana
Drawing attention to often sidelined and disenfranchised art and creators, Sydney’s 22nd Biennale curated by indigenous artist, Brook Andrew, has seized the opportunity to feature stories which all too often sit on the periphery [...]
It’s Not Easy Being Green: Maria Mahfooz’s first solo exhibition delves into the digital and green screen.
It’s Not Easy Being Green, sang Kermit the Frog. Elspeth Walker | Ed: Clare Deal | 5 June 2020 30 Q’s with Maria Mahfooz. © Courtesy of the artist. [...]
Any Means Necessary: The Interdisciplinary World of Jamilah Sabur
Journeying home in the works of Jamilah Sabur Lauren Gee | Ed Clare Deal | 29 May 2020 Jamilah Sabur. Un chemin escarpé / A steep path, 2018. [...]
Ellen Pau: video art pioneer and self-taught woman artist
Get to know Hong Kong-born, media artist Ellen Pau and her unique journey to becoming one of the world’s most prominent video artists. Lauren Gee | Ed Francesca Gransden | 15 [...]
Art is Still Here: A Hypothetical Show for a Closed Museum (2020) – Lu Yang
M WOODS gallery in Shanghai has released an incongruous online group show. Elizabeth Harris | Ed Francesca Gransden | 27 April 2020 © Courtesy of the artist. ‘Welcome [...]
Tara Marynowsky, Coming Attractions at The National: New Australian Art 2019
Films such as Pretty Woman, watched and re-watched over time, can become like familiar friends. Elizabeth Harris | Ed Clare Deal | 11 May 2020 © Courtesy of the [...]
Opera Calling (2007) – !Mediengruppe Bitnik
What do you think about this playful performance? YoungMi Lamine | 28 April 2020 With the quarantine hitting everyone, a lot of galleries are repurposing some performances from their [...]
Neurons, simulated intelligence (2020) – Refik Anadol
Refik Anadol's algorithmic art is a merging of man and machine. Robert Perry | Ed Francesca Gransden | 8 April 2020 Refik Anadol "Nature Dreams" (2020). © Courtesy of [...]
Companionship in the Age of Loneliness (2020) – KAWS
What a perfect title in Covid19 times ... Elizabeth Harris | Ed: Francesca Gransden | 4 April 2020 KAWS "Gone" (2020) at NGV entrance. © Courtesy of the artist and [...]
Who is Miquela Sousa?
The 19-year-old is a singer, a model and an Influencer who is worth $6m. What is the Miquela's phenomenon? Elizabeth Harris | Eds: Francesca Gransden | 29 March 2020 [...]
Quarantine Chat!
Talk on the phone with someone else stuck at home. YoungMi Lamine | 12 March 2020 How it works? It's totally free and worldwide Once you [...]
Terminus (2020) – Jess Johnson and Simon Ward
Choose your own adventure or fated quest? Jess Johnson and Simon Ward’s cybernetic world captures the unease of reality. Elizabeth Harris | Ed: Francesca Gransden | 6 March 2020 [...]
Crypto Art Fraud on Rarible Sparks Governance Discussion
On Feb. 8, artist Karan Singh notified via Twitter, the blockchain-based art platform Rarible that some of his work had been fraudulently listed. Crypto Briefing | 14 February 2020 [...]