Over time, art and technology have become more and more intertwined, with many contemporary artists adopting new types of media to create their work. From laser-printed ceramics to code-generated paintings, digital artists are using technology to push the boundaries of traditional practices.
We modern consumers of digital art tend to think we’re different from, say, the kinds of neolithic tribespeople that [...]
Would you dare to use human bones as the basis for your next artwork? That’s what Lilia Ziamou has [...]
Pasadena-born digital artist James Turrell, who at the age of 77 continues to be one of America’s most prominent [...]
Euan McPherson | Ed Kiran Sajan | 22 November 2020 © Courtesy of the [...]
When you first see Chloë Cheuk’s works, new media art may not be the first thing coming to mind. [...]
While many digital artists have embraced technology in the internet age, technologists have also embraced art, blurring the boundaries [...]
What’s the value of non-places that we can’t visit and aren’t real? “With Love, From Nowhere: The Places of [...]
South African artist Rebecca van Beeck talks with our Editor about her migration online during lockdown and her participation [...]
Prince Jacon Osinachi Igwe, known as Osinachi, is a Nigerian born artist who explores cultural, sexual and racial identity [...]
What about digital art makes it “art”, and what makes it a worthy component of the 21st art landscape? [...]
