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Credit: Harold Cohen, Machine Painting Series TCM #21 (detail), 1995. Dyes applied by Cohen’s Painting Machine to paper. Courtesy of Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust
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On Creativity in Digital Art
50 years on from Harold Cohen’s treatise on creativity, no one has yet built a program that is creative in the way he imagined
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Paul Cohen
Credit: Harold Cohen, Untitled (i23-3543), 1971. Silkscreen print on paper with plotter drawing. Courtesy of Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust
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The Hand of AARON | Harold Cohen’s Freehand Line Algorithm
Paul Cohen discusses the role played by feedback and randomness in the early development of AI art
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Paul Cohen
Credit: Harold Cohen, Untitled, 1982. Coloured Dye over ink on paper. Courtesy of Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust
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The Trouble with Terminology
Artists are best placed to define the language of digital art because they are closest to what programs do, argues Paul Cohen
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Paul Cohen
“Conversations on Digital Art” at LACMA. From left: Linda Tadic, founder and CEO of Digital Bedrock; the artist Lauren Lee McCarthy; and Stacie Martinez, Director of Studio Daniel Canogar, Los Angeles. Photography by Right Click Save
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Slow Digital | The Art of Media Archaeology
Zsofi Valyi-Nagy reflects on conversations at LACMA on the preservation of digital art
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Zsofi Valyi-Nagy
Credit: Simone Forti, Huddle (1975–78). Installation view, “Almost Unreal”, Munch Triennale, Oslo. Photography by Ove Kvavik/Munch. Courtesy of the artist and Munch
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Speculative Visions at the Munch Triennale
In “Almost Unreal”, artists look back to craft and forward to rewriting technologies of control
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Bronac Ferran
Credit: Deborah Tchoudjinoff, On the way up - Scene from The City of Coal II, 2025. Courtesy of the artist
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Patterns of Entanglement | Sy Taffel
The author of books on the Anthropocene and the persistence of plastic discusses the nature of digital media ecologies
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Sy Taffel
Credit: Cover for “Patterns of Entanglement” at NEORT++, Tokyo, with work: Mutual Field (2025) by Kazuhiro Tanimoto. Courtesy of NEORT
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Tokyo Sets Stage for Exhibition of Media Ecologies
The curators of “Patterns of Entanglement” at NEORT++ introduce ten artists exploring human-nonhuman relations
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Alex Estorick and Yusuke Shono
Credit: Jeremy Kamal, Mojo: The Floods. Courtesy of the artist and The Lumen Prize Foundation, Inc
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Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
An essay from The Liminal Review analyzing new signals in arts technologies from The Lumen Prize
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Rachel Falconer
Credit: Installation view of Meandering River at Funkhaus, Berlin, 2018. Courtesy of onformative.com
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Art After Artists
A new book by Ashley Lee Wong offers a fresh perspective on art’s evolving ecologies and economies
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Alex Estorick
Credit: Installation view of Heart Space by Krista Kim at Noor Riyadh festival 2024. Photography by Julius Baer. Courtesy of the artist
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Can we Prove we are Human in a World of Machines?
Artists and technologists are developing strategies to restore personal sovereignty over our data bodies
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Krista Kim
Credit: Cory Doctorow, AI “art” and uncanniness, 2024. Courtesy of the artist
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AI “Art” and Uncanniness
Rewriting copyright law to combat AI won’t protect creators but a new labor law might, argues Cory Doctorow
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Cory Doctorow
Credit: Matt Perkins, Whisked Away, Part 1 (detail), 2025. Minted on Rodeo. Courtesy of the artist
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Whatever Happened to NFTs?
Kyle Waters and Alex Estorick discuss the evolving market for digital art
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Kyle Waters and Alex Estorick
Credit: Andrea Khôra, (Still from) RAPTURE, 2024. Courtesy of the artist
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The Art of DIY Education
A group of digital art scholars discusses how an interdisciplinary approach can disrupt old knowledge regimes
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Alex Estorick
Credit: Sasha Stiles, Keyboard for Jaded Poets, 2023. Courtesy of the artist
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Is AI Art Sustainable?
A trio of specialists discusses how artists can respond to the environmental cost of generative AI with Diane Drubay
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Diane Drubay
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Mint Once, Display Everywhere
A proposal for robust standards for rich metadata
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Rick Manelius
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The Digital Art Mile at Basel
The Tickle’s Johnny Dean Mann with a First-Hand Report on Art Basel 2024
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Johnny Dean Mann
Credit: Justin Aversano, Knight of Staffs, 2022.
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Crypto Artists Invest in Themselves
The trend of crypto artists buying back their own NFTs
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Nina Knaack
Credit: Sougwen 愫君 Chung, GENESIS: Process (LIFELINES: Stage 1), 2024. Courtesy of the artist
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The Future of Creative AI
Two leaders in the field of machine learning assess its progressive potential for art and beyond
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Luba Elliott
Jason Salavon, TODEM, 2023. [Frame 1.v42] Animation, website, AI, blockchain 100K x 58K pixels. 10 seconds looped. Three versions. Ed. 1000 unique NFT Tiles.
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The World’s Largest GIF
Marius Watz Interviews Jason Salavon on Generative Art vs. Data-Driven Art
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Marius Watz
Credit: Simon Denny, Metaverse Landscape 41: The Sandbox LAND (-1, -36)(detail), 2023. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Buchholz
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What Does “On-Chain” Really Mean?
With the concept of on-chain art growing in popularity, the JPG community considers the state of NFTs both on and off the blockchain
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William M. Peaster
Credit: Alex Cagan, Corona Chronicles (detail), 2020. Courtesy of the artist
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Is Art Getting Closer to Science?
With digital technology increasingly fundamental to both art and science, two leading thinkers discuss the evolving relationship with Alex Estorick
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Alex Estorick
Credit: Neg, Salute, 2023. Courtesy of the artist
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You Can’t Copyright AI Art (Yet)
Sarah Conley Odenkirk explains the importance of the Kashtanova decision for artists working with generative AI
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Sarah Conley Odenkirk
Credit: Kevin Abosch, Open Edition — Insert Coin to Play, 2023. Courtesy of the artist
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Royalties and the New Collector Economy
Brian L. Frye considers the future of artists’ resale royalties in a divided NFT ecosystem
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Brian L. Frye
Credit: Screenshot of inscriptions on Ordinals.com, February 2023. Courtesy Ordinals.com
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Joe Looney on Ordinals
The founder of Rare Pepe Wallet explains the new class of Bitcoin NFTs to Jason Bailey
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Jason Bailey
Credit: Mario Klingemann, Hic et Nunc - State of the Art - March 18th 2021 (detail), 2021. Courtesy of the artist
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Data and the Art of NFT Discovery
Kyle Waters asks how we can develop recommendation systems for NFTs without reproducing old power structures
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Kyle Waters
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