Exhibition: The Indivisible Atomo
On Thursday March 14th, the artist-led collective Subjective hosted an intimate event for the first look at Pedro Baez’s inaugural solo show, The Indivisible Atomo. The exhibition is on view at Tribeca’s LUME Studios, where I got to meet the brilliant artist and see his new collection. Large-scale oil paintings, 3D-designed sculptures, and digital works welcome us to Atomo’s colorful world where several planes of reality exists in a geometric realm of inspiration, right here, among us.
Exhibition: Hori7ons
Hori7ons is an artist-led, community-driven, immersive digital art experience that will take place in early March in Vancouver, Canada. Produced by Chroma Link Collective, the four-day exhibition presents seven local artists’ diverse perspectives on the impact of technology on culture at The Kent’s immersive gallery space.
Exhibition: Interreality
Interreality is a group show curated by artist and former Night Gallery co-owner Mieke Marple. The exhibition bridges the traditional and digital art worlds through the presentation of works that span the physical-to-digital spectrum.
EPOCH: A Cosmic Movie Camera
Through a pinhole into the unknown – A Cosmic Movie Camera is a group show curated by Nora N. Khan and Andrea Bellini at the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève as part of Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement 2024, presenting a collection that explores the moving image in the algorithmic age.
Virtual Exhibition: CYBERIANA
Techspressionism is a contemporary art-history term to describe fine artists using digital technology to convey subjective and emotional content. “Expressionists presented the world from a subjective perspective, distorting it radically in order to evoke moods or ideas, seeking to express their emotional experience rather than physical reality” — Techspressionism emerges with the same idea in the age of technology.
AR Public Art: Alien Superstar by Tourmaline
To make sure black voices and stories can be heard widely, Kinfolk has launched its public AR exhibition in New York City — Alien Superstar by Tourmaline is one of the four augmented reality monuments placed in various locations in the city as part of Kinfolk’s efforts to highlighting black history in Signature Series.
Exhibition: Female in Focus
Female in Focus is the annual exhibition by the British Journal of Photography that’s dedicated to celebrating the remarkable contributions of women in contemporary photography. This year The Bridge and Tunnel Gallery in Brooklyn showcased the fourth edition of the show, featuring an inspiring collection of photographs that capture diverse perspectives, stories, and emotions through the lens of woman-identifying artists.
10 Key Takeaways for Digital Fashion Designers from Ai Fashion Week
Welcome to the forefront of innovation in the fashion world – Ai Fashion Week is all about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in fashion with the use of AI, and we bring you 10 key takeaways that are set to redefine the landscape for digital fashion enthusiasts.
Code and Canvas: The Processing Foundation 2023 Fellowship Showcase
Code and Canvas: The Processing Foundation 2023 Fellowship Showcase was the perfect opportunity to get immersed in the foundation’s efforts for diversity and inclusion in the world of code art — we bring you our highlights from the event so you learn more about Processing, get to know about the community projects, and feel inspired to maybe be one of the fellows next year!
Must-See Digital Art Exhibitions: December 2023
As we bid farewell to the last days of 2023, this month’s digital art exhibitions promise to elevate our senses and transport us into realms previously unexplored. In this month's curated list, we bring you a collection of must-see digital art exhibitions, each a testament to the ever-evolving landscape of the digital canvas.
Exhibition: ADANSINI: Reimagining Adansi Architecture through Afrofuturist Visions
ADANSINI: Reimagining Adansi Architecture through Afrofuturist Visions is Clifford Bright-Abu's solo exhibition at Buro in Accra, Ghana. The exhibition is curated by Nuna Adisenu-Doe, and promises a captivating journey into the rich architectural history of the Adansi people.
Exhibition: It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form)
It Doesn’t Exist (In Any Other Form) is Casey Reas’ solo exhibition in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, NYC. Commissioned by the on-chain art ecosystem, Gemma, Bitforms Gallery features the prominent artist’s works for a seventh exhibition. Digital art lovers are invited to view a stunning collection of generative art, blockchain-based works, video, plotter drawings, and woodblock prints.
Exhibition: We may be in this together
The line between machine and human, data and imagination, as well as temporal distinction is getting blurry this month in New York City. We may be in this together is a duo exhibition curated by Chiarina Chen, featuring artists Chloe Gao and Tong & Yuguang Zhang at :iidrr Gallery.
We’ve been dreaming about a magical jungle
Digital Arts Blog’s official pavilion at The Wrong Biennale – We've been dreaming about a magical jungle is a virtual art exhibition that invites you into a realm where nature, technology, identity, and spirituality converge to create a mesmerizing tapestry of human experience.
Must-See Digital Art Exhibitions: November 2023
This month, the world of digital art exhibitions is teeming with innovation, creativity, and awe-inspiring experiences — we bring you a selection of "must-see" digital art exhibitions that will captivate and challenge your perceptions. From virtual exhibitions to interactive installations, these shows are worth the hype! Here’s your curated selection of the most exciting digital art exhibitions in November 2023.
Exhibition: Born to Live by Kim Rose
“What does it truly mean to be alive?” This fall the realms of art and data gets intertwined in the Lower East Side of Manhattan — the innovative artist Kim Rose’s solo show at Elsewhere (formerly The NFT Gallery), Born To Live, invites the visitors in New York City to question our existence in the era of data-driven decision-making.
Exhibition: What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI
What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI is a group exhibition at the Ford Foundation Gallery, which highlights the biases of AI and algorithms — while artificial intelligence shapes our contemporary algorithmic realities, these algorithms reproduce and reflect the biases of the humans who code them. Featuring femme-identifying, BIPOC, and queer artists, the exhibition invites the visitors to imagine alternative futures via algorithmic models that are based on diverse and inclusive data sets.
Must-See Digital Art Exhibitions: October 2023
Halloween isn’t the only thing to look forward to this October — it’s also an exciting month for digital art enthusiasts! As the vibrant colors of autumn blanket the world, the digital art scene is set to ignite the month of October with a range of captivating exhibitions. Here’s your curated selection of the most exciting digital art exhibitions in October 2023.
Exhibition: UNGA78 Latine Art Exhibit
On September 21st, digital art lovers gathered at The Canvas 3.0 at the Oculus in New York City for UNGA78 Latine Art Exhibit to celebrate and appreciate the complex heritage and diverse artistic expression of Latin American artists. The fun night of women empowerment, Latin heritage celebration, stunning digital art, and yummy empanadas was a wonderful opportunity to experience the power and creativity of rich culture and inspiring diversity.
Exhibition Recap: FigurAltion
On September 15th, digital art lovers came together at New York City’s Bright Moments Gallery for a fun night in honor of figurative art in the age of artificial intelligence. FigurAltion is curated by Grant Yun and features AI artwork by six talented digital artists.