[ad_1] An empty tire garage space on Dorchester Avenue will be transformed into an immersive art and performance space this weekend as a diverse team of Dorchester artists converge for a free, two-day event. The installation – called Illuminus – will be open to the public between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Fri., Oct.
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[ad_1] Digital artistry, born in the late 20th century, has evolved from computer-generated art to immersive virtual reality experiences and blockchain-backed NFTs. This evolution has democratized art, offering limitless digital colors and textures, and transforming audiences from passive observers to active participants. As this field continues to grow, educational institutions are incorporating digital creativity into
[ad_1] Even though 80 Level is dedicated primarily to celebrating the achievements of Digital Artists, every once in a while we stumble upon something so fascinating and unusual that we can’t help but shine a spotlight on it, even if it has nothing to do with 3DCG. This was precisely the case when we recently
[ad_1] Growing up during the early days of the digital age, I was lucky enough to experience the best of both worlds when it came to art. While I was often found noodling around on Microsoft Paint, I also experienced the frustrating joys of the spirograph and to this day, I cannot get the smell
[ad_1] The robot artist Ai-Da, a humanoid powered by artificial intelligence, will be the first of its kind to have a painting sold at a major auction house, organisers said Wednesday. The work, due to go under the hammer at Sotheby’s in London next month, is described as a “haunting” portrait of the English mathematician
[ad_1] Two days and two nights with 25 musical artists, 10 art installations and special programming in the MIRA DOME that make up more than 25 hours of content exploring different formats that define the festival such as audiovisual shows, live music performances, installations, 360º projections and DJ sessions. A multi-sensory experience that extends its
[ad_1] In recent years, the growing ability of generative AI to create realistic visuals, mimic artistic styles, and produce entirely new forms of expression has redefined how art is made and experienced. While this transformation offers remarkable opportunities for innovation and productivity in the creative sector, it also raises concerns about intellectual property rights and
[ad_1] Ai-Da Robot will make history as the first humanoid robotic artist to have their artwork auctioned by a major auction house. Created by a team led by Aiden Meller, Ai-Da is an ultra-realistic robot designed to look like a human female which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create drawings, painting, and sculptures. The painting