How US museums are adapting to a new era for technology-based art – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] Canyon, a new institution dedicated to moving image works along with sound, performance and other forms of art, will open this autumn at 200 Broome...
[ad_1] Canyon, a new institution dedicated to moving image works along with sound, performance and other forms of art, will open this autumn at 200 Broome...
[ad_1] Canyon, a new institution dedicated to moving image works along with sound, performance and other forms of art, will open this autumn at 200 Broome...
[ad_1] MAX operates at the intersection of artistic creation, scientific inquiry and technology. Photo: Hayley Pfitzer Since ancient times, theater has served...
[ad_1] This has been a tumultuous year for the art market. Following the closures of influential galleries from Los Angeles and New York to London, and...
[ad_1] On 5 September, the online platform and digital library Giphy joined forces with the Museum of Modern GIFs (MoMG), a digital archive featuring nearly...
[ad_1] Christie’s is closing its pioneering digital art department as it rethinks its overall sales strategy. Founded in 2022, the department was launched...
[ad_1] If you’re a fan of Diablo Immortal and Hearthstone, exciting news! There’s a crossover event on the way. But in actuality, you might be too distracted...
[ad_1] Grace Hertlein’s collection is “a kaleidoscopic snapshot of the early decades of an art historical and technological phenomenon.” Courtesy...
[ad_1] The highlights of London Gallery Weekend (LGW) for digital art lovers epitomise the global “de-siloing” of digital art, where change-making media...
[ad_1] Charles Sandison, Garden of Pythia (work in progress). Courtesy of the artist. PCAI artwork commission There is still a mysterious auratic energy in the...
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