Tabita Rezaire is Afloat Amongst Stormy Seas
The internet is the new ocean. As with the high seas in the late fifteenth century, today humans have [...]
Can Digital Art Help You to Fall in Love?
Can Digital Art, and most specifically virtual reality, help us to understand each other? And, therefore help us to [...]
We will be seen – visibility in the works of Martine Syms
Immerse into a digital realm, where stories are told through the eyes of an artist committed to depicting real [...]
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? [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
Blue Prints (2020) – Cao Fei at Serpentine Gallery
Explore Cao Fei’s physical and virtual worlds as Blueprints re-opens at Serpentine Gallery Robert Perry | Ed Francesca Gransden | [...]
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, [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]