2023 Underground Art Market Report
Familiar local artists with all styles and backgrounds in art, will be expressing their unique perspectives through the diversity and innovation of digital art in the Tehama Arts Gallery’s exhibit, “Spectrum of Pixels: Exploring the Digital Canvas.” Meet the artists at an opening reception from …
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Image supplied Ogden Arts logo OGDEN — Mental health awareness is going to play into this week’s First Friday Art Stroll. The Art Stroll, happening from 6-9 p.m. in downtown Ogden, is set to feature three pop-up locations. According to a press release from Ogden …
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“For me, an important part of artmaking is to involve the audience within the artwork. I think interaction is becoming more important than ever before.” These are the words of Jonas Denzel, a new media artist from Germany who focuses on creating large-scale projection mapping …
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SOUDERTON — The talent of local artists was on full display at Souderton’s 11th annual Art Jam in Souderton Borough Park on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 30. Hosted by Souderton Connects, a local nonprofit that organizes community events, the festival featured a broad diversity of artwork, …
Read MoreThe new multi-gallery show at the Petaluma Arts Center celebrates the old-fashioned crafts of handmade prints and books. “The Voice in the Hand: Book Arts and Printmaking” brings together 31 artists from around the nation and Canada whose passion is for pressing ink onto a …
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– Advertisement – It is often said that two heads are better than one, and that is definitely the case when it comes to artistic endeavors. When artists come together to merge and mutually celebrate their styles, ideas and creative leanings, the results are often …
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We live in a time where art is in a dramatic transition. It all started in the middle of 2021 when text-to-image art generation methods started becoming popular online, which was the best development by far that took the AI image generation space by storm. …
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The obvious thing would be to write: “Paintings killed the video star,” a twist on The Buggles’ 1979 hit, Video Killed the Radio Star. It’s both catchy and true. Since the 2008 financial crash, video art has been gradually disappearing from fairs, private collections, auctions, …
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Tokyo, Oct 2 (EFE).- The Tokyo Node space, made up of a digital art gallery and a creation laboratory, opened its doors Monday in Tokyo with an exhibition that combines dance, visual projections and Artificial Intelligence. Under the name “Syn: A new horizon of physical …
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Anna Laudel presents Glorious Century by the award-winning visual artist Sarp Kerem Yavuz between September 22–November 5, 2023. Yavuz’s Glorious Century explores the themes of orientalism, homoerotica, politics, religion, and violence through film-based, digital, and AI-generated photographs of the male form. The exhibition contains the artist’s works …
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