[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 alarmingly low sales at auctions in the first half of the year, Art Basel Miami Beach earlier this month had the unpleasant burden of serving as a Rorschach test
[ad_1] Digital art has evolved rapidly, and having the right tools is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. As we close out 2025, XP-Pen continues to dominate the market by offering premium features at accessible price points, challenging competitors with higher pressure sensitivity and innovative designs. Whether you are a 3D sculptor, a digital
[ad_1] My new book, Dismantling the Patriarchy, Bit by Bit: Art, Feminism, and Digital Technology links the feminist art movement to digital art. What does the feminist art movement have to do with digital art? Feminism is not just about what are called “women’s issues.” It’s intersectional because women are involved in all areas of
[ad_1] At the end of the 1980s, a young woman purchased a slightly damaged print by the 19th century painter and printmaker Raja Ravi Varma for Rs 500. “I remember saying ‘this is a very beautiful image’,” she recalled later. “I’d never seen anything like it… I felt like looking out for more.” Given Ravi
[ad_1] Perusing the booths of Art Basel Paris in October, I noticed there was very little digital art on view. Even works made with the tools of mechanical reproduction were shunned, it seemed—just a few photographs and screens here and there. No algorithms. No large language hallucinations. No motion-sensing interactions. Instead, the majestic halls of
[ad_1] Zero 10, Art Basel’s new digital art section, debuted in Miami, building on the fair’s growing engagement with techno culture. Martina Hoyos In a year when discussions about A.I. and the role of big tech giants have dominated the news, it feels almost inevitable that the most headline-grabbing artwork at Art Basel Miami Beach—after
[ad_1] A series of digital artworks depicting aspects of Manx folklore offers a “modern spin” on old tales, the artist behind the works has said. Ryan Morrison, from Ramsey, released the seven pieces as part of an Instagram challenge based on folklore, with themes for each day such as rain, storm, night and book. The
[ad_1] South Florida’s sunny skies proved an apt backdrop this week. Across Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB), key industry figures are proclaiming the clouds hanging over the art market to have lifted. “The last two and a half years were really bad. But now we’ve moved onto the next 30-year cycle,” says Pace’s president Marc
[ad_1] The digital artist Mike Winkelmann, better known as Beeple, is causing a stir at Art Basel Miami Beach with his work Regular Animals (2025). The installation, on show in the new Zero 10 digital art section, features robotic canines fitted with hyper-realistic heads resembling tech moguls such as the Tesla chief executive Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff
[ad_1] Tullamore’s Alan Bolton is an internationally-renowned digital artist who is set be one of the featured artists at Context Art Miami 2025 which kicks off on December 2 where he will showcase five new artworks. The Offaly native is one of five Irish participants, out of over 1,300 international exhibitors, taking part in the