2023 Underground Art Market Report
The inaugural edition of Photofairs New York held its preview day for VIPs at the Javits Center on Thursday. After months of planning, the contemporary art fair, dedicated to photo-based works, digital art, and new media, is finally taking place only steps away from The …
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From military brat to Renaissance Man, Richard D. Colvin has lived a full life, painting, teaching, leading museums and arts organizations, and even rocking an electric guitar, before his recent appointment as executive director of the Leesburg Center for the Arts. Colvin, 66, is a …
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Théâtre D’opéra Spatial by Jason Allen Jason Allen via Discord One year ago, the Colorado State Fair made headlines for unknowingly awarding first place to an artwork created with help from artificial intelligence. Now, officials with the 151-year-old fair have amended the contest’s rules: Artists …
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Few mediums have so radically impacted visual culture as photography, yet its prominence has often been downplayed at biennales and fairs. But things are thankfully shifting, and art world events are catching up. This year’s Art Basel saw a rise in the number of galleries …
Read MoreProcreate Dreams is shaping up to be the year’s most important new digital art software launch. The Apple-exclusive app will do for animation what Procreate has done for digital painting and illustration; it’s aim is to to pull away the roadblocks stopping everyone from creating …
Read MoreProcreate Dreams is the new standalone animation app for iPad, from the creators of the award-winning Procreate, and it could be the best thing to happen to artists in, well… a decade. Procreate, the digital art app, celebrates ten years this month and rather than …
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The emergence of digital art has ignited a discourse on whether digital art should be considered “true” art in the traditional sense. Some critics argue that digital art lacks the tangible and authentic characteristics of conventional art, while others see it as a reflection of …
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When Duke University’s art museum asked ChatGPT to organize an exhibition, it chose some unexpected artworks. But it also mistitled objects and wrote errant descriptions. Marshall Price was joking when he told employees at Duke University’s Nasher Museum of Art that artificial intelligence could organize …
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Gazelli Art House, London has unveiled its next major attraction: GEN/GEN: Generative Generations. This group exhibition traces the evolution of digital art across six decades. Featuring an illustrious lineup including Loren Bednar, Darien Brito, Sougwen Chung, and more, the event is a deep dive into …
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September is shaping up to be an iconic month in the world of art and blockchain. Baltimore-based artist, Vinnie Hager, known for his unmistakable artistry featuring bold lines, shapes, and patterns, has announced the release of an ambitious art project titled ‘Diary’ on 7th September …
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