Computer art is any art in which computers play a role in production or display of the artwork. Such art can be an image, sound, animation, video, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, video game, website, algorithm, performance or gallery installation.
In our fifth episode of Curator’s Radar, we are in conversation with Kristoffer Zetterstrand, an accomplished Swedish artist whose [...]
With her famous #arthacks and #glitchgoddess, the award-winning work of Marjan Moghaddam actively redefines form for digital art. On [...]
“What is art?” is a question that has been haunting the minds of philosophers, artists, gallery-goers, art critics, your [...]
New Media artwork, The Zizi Show by artist Jake Elwes is a deep fake drag show and the first-ever [...]
On the 14th of April, Agora will explore digital artist Carla Gannis’s most recent project, which reimagines the archival [...]
A pioneer in computing, new media and digital art, Tamiko crossed from using art to develop cutting edge technology [...]
Play, Create, Surprise! Adrian StClair | Ed YoungMi Lamine | 21 March 2021 [...]
During the pandemic, the fashion world shifted to new media, with digital fashion shows replacing in-person events. For example, [...]
While many art galleries remain closed, new digital forms of curation have gained traction. For our next Agora talk, [...]
What would a digital time capsule of 2020 look or sound like to you? Samm Anga and Veronica Petukhov [...]
