These digital art installations ask uncomfortable questions about technology and its effect on society

What has technology really done to society? Are emoticons replacing real emotions? These installations at Palladium Chennai try to address such concerns...read more.

Atelier des Lumières – illuminating art in Paris

Culturespaces founder, Bruno Monnier discovered his chosen site in the French capital in 2014. After extensive but sympathetic renovations, the former foundry in the...read more.

Jane Kim expresses her emotions through digital art on self-made website

Jane Kim makes art about moments that make her cry.

Though she works as a graphic designer, the alumna said she considers herself an artist at her core. Kim uses technology as her medium to create playful and...read more.

culturespaces transforms french WWII submarine base into the largest digital art center

france’s leading museum and exhibition operating studio, culturespaces adapted bordeaux’s former WWII submarine base into the largest digital art center in the world — the ‘bassins de lumières’. the immersive exhibition will be open to public starting april 17, 2020 and will operate all...read more.

TeamLab Is Opening Its Second Immersive Digital Art Museum In Shanghai

Even if you don’t know them by name, you’ve likely seen their work in person or all over Instagram. From a room filled with suspended, color-changing LED strips to an illuminated forest at...read more.

Paris’s digital art museum launches ambitious interactive competition

Out of the darkness of the large stone foundry in Paris, Alice in Wonderland emerges. Flitting between the dimly lit woodland which has popped up around us and in search of adventures, Alice is off to explore a succession of surreal worlds as pop music thuds around the venue and it feels like we – gallery visitors – are running through the trees with her. In the distance...read more.

The Future Of Digital Is Analog

Can machines be creative? Can they make humans more creative?

Creativity holds a special place in our soul-searching on...read more.

In the UK thousands flock to digital art exhibition at Chester's old library

A pioneering art exhibition exploring digital artworks over the last 50 years has filled the empty rooms of The Old Library Building in Chester this summer and has already attracted thousands of visitors.  Read more.

How blockchain technology could revolutionize the art market

The technology underpinning blockchain is a powerful decentralizing network architecture that could revolutionize many industries. Now, some artists are leveraging...read more.

Björk: her best videos at the apex of digital art

With her third decade in music as a solo artist coming to an end, and the long-awaited arrival of Vulnicura VR and the Cornucopia live experience, Digital Arts looks back over the massive Björk videography to find the...read more.

How Digital Art Classes Are Blazing New Trails

Schools are finding new ways to take a digital approach to learning across K–12 subjects. That’s long been true in science, technology, engineering and math, which have been at the forefront of...read more.

An immersive digital art show has transformed this historic NYC landmark

Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of New York City? A new immersive pop-up art exhibit in the Financial District might be able to help your dreams come to life, literally.  Read more.

Computers burst into billions of particles in Maxim Zhestkov's digital art film

Russian artist and motion designer maxim zhestkov centers his practice around the impact digital media has on shifting boundaries of visual language.  Read more.

Burning Upon Reentry: The Digital Art of Arik Weiss

In a new Hamidrasha exhibition, curator Nicola Trezzi presents artists who explore Soviet space-age memories along with adaptations of classic Western paintings.  Read more.

From Vaporwave to Future Funk: Night Tempo artists talk Japanese aesthetics

t was 18 years ago when French house duo Daft Punk confounded expectations by releasing the comeback single of One More Time.

A world away from their previously down and dirty dance music, the pop-house number also came with a...read more.

IDAF | International Digital Art Festival

Manchester’s first ever International Digital Art Festival takes place on June 26-27. iDAF will showcase rare digital art from some of the most respected artists and innovators around the world. The 2-day conference will host an immersive digital art gallery along with exclusive talks from...read more.

A More Inclusive Future for Digital Art

Like practically every other artistic format that preceded it, the digital art space — whether you’re talking about video games, memes, virtual simulations, GIFs, YouTube videos, custom-built algorithms, or mixed media — tends to be dominated by male voices.  Read more.

Wildling Museum Offers Summer Digital Art Contest for Youth

The Wildling Museum of Art and Nature will present its first digital art competition for youth artists — Summer Vacation in Nature. Digital art includes still imagery: digital photography, drawing, painting and illustration.  Read more.

Swisscom launches blockchain-based app for digital art rights management

Swisscom is launching a new app for Swisscom TV delivered via its UHD-ready TV-Box. NOOW app uses blockchain to protect and manage copyright of digital artworks.  Read more.

Melania Trump takes part in a digital art session with Japanese students

Melania Trump and her host Akie Abe joined dozens of schoolchildren at an interactive digital museum in Tokyo on Sunday where they drew aquatic animals for a digitally projected aquarium that...read more.

Why Jeron Braxton mixes politics with Playstation visuals

The Kingdom Hearts fan reveals how there's always a message about America behind his hyper polygon visuals - and how he...read more.

One-of-a-kind museum dedicated to digital art to open in Portugal

Santa Catarina da Fonte do Bispo – a small village in the municipality of Tavira, will be hosting the first digital arts museum in Europe. “Museu Zero” will be created inside the...read more.

Art Walk will include a digital art demonstration

Stephen Harlan, digital artist, will open a month-long art show at Ocean Art Gallery during the Ocean Beach Art Walk, 5- 8 p.m., Saturday, May 4. Harlan is one the nation’s top digital artists, according to Ashley Rudicel, spokeswoman for the gallery, and he will give a...read more.

William Larson, 76, artist who bent the rules of static photography to foreshadow digital art

William G. Larson, 76, of Chestnut Hill, an artist who bent the rules of static photography to explore the concept of time, and whose incorporation of fax and teleprinter sounds and text into...read more.

A trippy digital art gallery is opening in Georgetown

Von ammon co, a new commercial gallery specializing in digital art, opens in D.C. on Saturday, and its first show, “Tabor Robak: Mental,” promises to transport viewers to a future where mass media has mutated into something strange and unsettling.  Read more.

Interactive Digital Art Showcased At Artechouse On Miami Beach

An exhibit called XYZT Abstract Landscape is now on display at the new permanent art space known as Artechouse on Miami Beach. The exhibit was created by famed French digital artists Adrien M & Claire B, providing exploratory physical experience through...read more.

Digital art, just as real as your piece of paper

One of the greatest and most tragic misconceptions of the art world is those who believe that digital art isn’t real art.

Digital art is not just a passing fad, it is a new form of art that makes it...read more.

Digital Art Museum Brings Exhibitions to Downtown Restaurants

People in the Charlottesville area are experiencing art while dining out in a whole new way and it is all happening through their cell phones.  Read more.

How can digital art created on obsolete platforms be preserved?

As the lines between art and technology continue to blur, digital art experiences become more commonplace. Already, you can visit a virtual reality museum or display artwork on a digital display that looks...read more.

Paris's digital art space Atelier des Lumières is back with immersive Van Gogh exhibit

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A Digital Art Curator on Why the Aging Medium Still Isn’t Understood

The art market is tied to the system of uniqueness. It is still hard to sell digital files on sticks. But uniqueness contradicts with the nature of digital work, as digital files are...read more.

Digital Art, Lava Lab, Desalination.

A series of lines on a wall, drawn by museum staff, from instructions written by an artist. A textile print made from scanning the screen of an Apple IIe computer, printing onto heat transfer material, and ironing the result onto fabric. A Java program that...read more.

Psychologist Explores the Human Psyche in Thought-Provoking Illustrations

Inspired by the universes of Tim Burton and Hayao Miyazaki, Cyril Rolando creates surreal digital art that examines the human psyche. His impressive pieces explore imagination, insecurities, as well as hopes and dreams. To communicate these aspects of existence, Rolando regularly plays with the scale of his subjects and uses their diminutive or massive statures to paint them into situations that...read more.

Dapper Labs Launches NFT License 2.0

Dapper Labs, the U.S.-based blockchain firm that created the popular CryptoKitties video game, has announced the launch of a new version of the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) License which will allow more use cases for...read more.

The Bay opens new space to bring digital arts, tools to Lincoln’s youth

The smell of freshly pulled espresso shots and the sonic echoes of skateboards against half pipes makeup Lincoln’s counterculture community center, The Bay. As a place where kids, teens and adults can...read more.

Women leaders in the digital art world

New Media Futures – The Rise of Women in the Digital Arts is a 300-page, coffee table-size book that highlights 22 women from the Midwest who have made a difference in digital media. Three women artists collaborated as editors: Donna J. Cox, Ellen Sandor and Janine Fron, all innovative digital artists in their own right. Read more.