August 25, 2026

Digital Art

Digital Art

Digital Arts Area

[ad_1] This 3-hour course in still photography, utilizing film and/or digital cameras, along with computer software, will examine time-lapse gear from basic to advanced. Students will explore balancing time-lapse image settings, shooting time-lapse with regards to composition, narrative and exposure. Students will be introduced to the Cinemagraph, a combination of still photography to create movement

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Who will be the gatekeepers of digital art? – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Next week will see the opening of the brand new Seattle NFT Museum (SNFTM), apparently the first physical space for the display of digital art and NFTs. It is founded by local entrepreneurs Jennifer Wong and Peter Hamilton, both of whom come from a technology, rather than an art, background. Thanks to a link-up

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Technology transforms Vietnam’s performing arts for the digital age

[ad_1] To captivate modern audiences, performing arts must harness the power of technology. This is not only a global trend but also a major opportunity for Vietnam’s performing arts industry. Enhancing interaction and emotional connection Technologies such as 3D mapping, holograms, drone lights, artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR) are opening

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Niio Launches Streaming Art & Signage Service, Bringing Curated Visual Art Experiences to Every Screen

[ad_1] Any screen. Any space. An always-on canvas for art, ambience, and digital culture Get the latest news delivered to your inbox Sign up for The Manila Times newsletters By signing up with an email address, I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Any screen. Any

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Tipping point: how new immersive institutions are changing the art world – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] A giant walk-in space for immersive digital art in London’s West End has become Britain’s most popular visitor attraction, outpacing the city’s most visited art institution, the British Museum. Outernet in December announced that it recorded 6.25 million visitors in its first year of operation, while the British Museum attracted 5.83 million visitors in

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Brighton artist shows how to create landscapes on iPad

[ad_1] Procreate Landscapes on the iPad is written by Phil Tyler, an artist and University of Brighton lecturer. The book guides anyone, regardless of experience, to get started with digital art. Tyler’s creative work spans painting, collage, photography and digital image-making. He has exhibited widely across the UK and was a finalist twice on Sky’s Portrait

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Artist and lecturer creates new book to help people master digital art

[ad_1] A new book proves you don’t have to be a tech whiz to create digital landscapes. Procreate Landscapes on the iPad is written by Phil Tyler, an artist and University of Brighton lecturer. The book guides anyone, regardless of experience, to get started with digital art. Tyler’s creative work spans painting, collage, photography and digital

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XPPen Showcases Immersive Digital Art Experience at Japan Expo Paris 2025

[ad_1] Los Angeles, California, July 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — XPPen, the leading digital art innovation brand, captivated pop culture enthusiasts and creators at the recent Japan Expo Paris 2025, delivering a dynamic and immersive digital art experience. Held at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center, Japan Expo Paris 2025 showcased a lively atmosphere and

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What’s the Weirdcore art trend, and why does it feel so familiar to me?

[ad_1] When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Freepik / Ian Dean Digital art trends, particularly in gaming, come and go; they capture our attention, then fade away. Weirdcore, on the other hand, has been lingering at the fringes for years, and it could

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Springs Art Gallery set to host digital photographic exhibition

[ad_1] Springs Art Gallery (SAG) will host a solo exhibition by fine art photographer Michelle Rademeyer on August 2. Titled Crossing Boundaries, the exhibition explores the merge of photography and technology. Michelle, a Johannesburg-based artist, began her creative journey at a young age. “I have always been an artist who explored sketching, acrylics and oil

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