Russian digital art duo 404.zero go dark on AV mini-album Black Sunday

Russian media artists Kristina Karpysheva and Alexander Letsius came together in 2016 to form 404.zero, an installation art project that encompasses electronic composition, generative visuals and light.  Read more.

New digital art fair in Paris hopes to attract tech tycoons

The Contemporary and Digital Art Fair (CADAF) is to launch a new fair in Paris this June coinciding with Vivatech (11-13 June), Europe’s largest technology conference, in a bid to attract the tech crowd to...read more.

San Jose Museum of Art show celebrates Sonya Rapoport

In 1983, Sonya Rapoport — a pioneer in what today we call digital art — performed an interactive piece at the Works/San Jose gallery in which she hooked up people to bio-feedback machines, inquired about how they felt that day and asked them to use hand gestures to...read more.

5 Digital Art Trends to Expect in 2020

The year 2019 showed that the contemporary digital art market, while still in its infancy, has substantial potential for growth. In 2019, new media art was frequently shown at contemporary art museums worldwide, including Nam June Paik’s show at Tate Modern, the exhibition...read more.

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.