Digital Art

[ad_1] Immersive visuals turn waiting time into a dynamic digital art experience {Images: Times OOH} INDIA/MAURITIUS. Times OOH has partnered with digital art platform ArtCrush Gallery to create immersive advertising experiences across key Indian airports, select premium city assets in Ahmedabad and Bengaluru, and Mauritius Airport, operated by TIM Global. The collaboration introduces a new

[ad_1] WISeKey Launches WISe.ART 3.0, One of the World’s First and Largest Web3 Marketplaces for Digital Art, Twins, NFTs, and Crypto Collectibles Geneva, Switzerland – May 21, 2025 – WISeKey International Holding Ltd (“WISeKey”) (SIX: WIHN, NASDAQ: WKEY), a leading global cybersecurity, blockchain, and IoT company, in partnership with its subsidiary, SEALSQ Corp (Nasdaq: LAES), which focuses on

[ad_1] ADVERTISEMENT The boundary-blurring world of digital art took centre stage in London last night, as the first-ever Digital Art Awards crowned its winners at a ceremony hosted by Phillips. The event, which coincided with the opening of a week-long exhibition, celebrated some of the most innovative minds working at the intersection of technology, code,

[ad_1] Sculptures hooked up to sensors in a far off rainforest, and choreography generated by algorithms – just two of the artworks on display in London. They are winners at the first Digital Arts Awards, hosted by Phillips auction house. Sculptures hooked up to sensors in a far off rainforest, and choreography generated by algorithms

[ad_1] Cultural leaders face growing pressures on every front: tighter resources, shifting audiences, rising expectations. In this context, funders and policymakers are doubling down on digital. Strategic plans now routinely reference digital audiences, digital infrastructure, digital inclusion and digital innovation. And major funders like Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Duke Foundation, Garfield Weston and the MacArthur Foundation

[ad_1] The east wall of Surrey’s City Centre public library building is now lit nightly with Refracted Fields digital art by Annie Briard, who re-imagines B.C. landscapes “through visual sleights of hand.” The outdoor art exhibit opened Thursday (May 15) at the UrbanScreen venue, reopened in December at Surrey Civic Plaza (10350 University Drive), in a $1-million move from 107A

[ad_1] Rocky River-based digital artist Ken Long will donate 50 percent of the profits of his new exhibition to The Gathering Place. Long’s newest exhibition, Molto Varie: Assorted Works, showcases a different side of his work. The owner of River PhotoCraft, he is known for his photography of nature stills in local parks, using computer

[ad_1] In an era increasingly mediated by screens, sensors, and simulations, the boundary between observer and observed has not only thinned but fractured. For London-based visual and digital artist Yinzhe Qu, this fissure is precisely where meaning can be constructed. Their practice, situated at the intersection of spatial design, visual ethnography, and feminist technology, engages

[ad_1] The boundary-blurring world of digital art took centre stage in London last night, as the first-ever Digital Art Awards crowned its winners at a ceremony hosted by Phillips. The event, which coincided with the opening of a week-long exhibition, celebrated some of the most innovative minds working at the intersection of technology, code, and

[ad_1] The newly-formed Himalayan Art Council is set to launch Nepal’s National Art Protection Platform that seeks to preserve Nepal’s unique cultural heritage using AI-powered tools. The Council seeks to safeguard Nepali art works from neglect, theft and counterfeiting as well as preserve existing artwork and celebrate living masters by giving them a cultural space