March 9, 2026

Digital Art

Digital Art

Christie’s Quietly Deletes Digital Art Department

Christie’s has quietly shuttered its digital art department, marking the end of a short but influential experiment that helped propel NFTs and A.I. art into the mainstream. The move comes as the art market weathers a prolonged contraction and as trading in digital art has dropped from its 2021 peak. The global auction house “made

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Saudi Arabia is home to an inspired art scene: From digital wonders to outdoor artistic spaces, discover these must-see destinations

Art has always been at the heart of Saudi culture. From the intricate rock carvings of AIUIa to the rhythms of classic poetry and hand-woven crafts, the artist has always been the respected keeper of stories. Today, a breathtaking new chapter is taking form, combining state-of-the-art digital museums and works in the open-air with dazzling

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Delve into next-generation digital art at Gazelli Art House

Harold Cohen was one of the first to eschew the boundaries between machine intelligence and human creativity, with his work in the 1980s, created with a computer programme – AARON – designed to allow the artist to produce work independently. His adventures with code marked the beginning of a new era of digital art, which

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How Gen Z Is Redefining Wealth, Art, and Digital Ownership

For previous generations, wealth was simple. It meant property, savings accounts, stable careers, maybe a stock portfolio if you were ambitious. But Gen Z grew up in a digital-first world, one shaped by streaming, gaming skins, creator culture, and online communities. So it’s no surprise that their definition of value looks completely different. To Gen

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Digital art and science celebrate 20 years since the Atomium was renovated

It was almost seventy years ago that the Atomium was built for the Expo 58, the world exhibition.  Inspired by an atom of iron, its nine spheres represent Belgium’s erstwhile nine provinces and the strength of the country.  The Atomium was the symbol of Expo 58 and has become an icon of Belgium. The renovation

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Technology for social good: how digital artists are using their work to promote inclusivity – The Art Newspaper

In the ever-expanding universe of digital creativity, artists today are charting new territory for what digital art can be and who it can reach. The Gray Area Festival, a conference and exhibition focused on culture and technology held in San Francisco’s Mission District, celebrated its ninth iteration in October. It was organised around the theme

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Entering the digital future of art at MODO Gallery

Visiting the gallery earlier this term, I spoke to Sally about her visions for the future – both of the gallery, and art itselfRyan Vowles for Varsity Located right in the heart of Cambridge (next to Boots pharmacy), MODO gallery has a surprisingly low-profile presence in the student art scene, perhaps due to its recent

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Best art apps for iPad

If you’re a digital artist looking to transition to using your iPad more, here’s a collection of the best creative apps to help you get started. As you probably already know, Apple recently released its new iPads alongside the Apple Pencil Pro. And, if you read my Wacom vs. Apple piece, you’ll know that I

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Art Basel Needs Digital Art Collectors. Do They Need Art Basel?

A version of this article originally appeared in The Back Room, our lively recap funneling only the week’s must-know art industry intel into a nimble read you’ll actually enjoy. Artnet News Pro members get exclusive access—subscribe now to receive the newsletter in your inbox every Friday. Even if you weren’t at Art Basel Miami Beach this week, it’s likely that

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Creative arts a vital gateway to digital inclusion for older people, new research finds | News

Engaging with digital arts and culture activities is a critical step in building digital confidence in older people who are often excluded from the online world, according to a new University of Sheffield report. Creative activities such as digital photography and online local history research serve as a vital entry point to the digital world

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