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Right Click Save publishes new edition of Art & Tech quarterly

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Right Click Save publishes new edition of Art & Tech quarterly

The downloadable PDF edition, on “The New Institutions”, offers slow reading in the age of the attention economy

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Aug '26

Interviews

An Artist of the Internet | Jan Robert Leegte

Leegte treats social media, NFTs, and AI as different expressions of a single technological transformation that he has witnessed unfolding during his three-decade-long practice

Anika Meier

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Aug '26

An Artist of the Internet | Jan Robert Leegte

News

On Process | Serpentine Invites Public to Interact with its Archive

London gallery’s exhibition “processing…” opens a physical and digital window on the institution’s engagement with art made with technology

Louis Jebb

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Aug '26

On Process | Serpentine Invites Public to Interact with its Archive
A New Technology and Creativity Festival Comes to London | Creative Intelligence
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A New Technology and Creativity Festival Comes to London | Creative Intelligence

Digital innovation and AI’s role in reshaping global society is the subject of an inaugural three-day event that also marks the 75th anniversary of the Festival of Britain

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Yinka Ilori, Dreaming with Flamingos (2026) is the artist’s first digital interactive work. It was created in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture Lab, and will be presented at Creative Intelligence. Users play as a young flamingo tasked with restoring a park’s lost song and help the elder flamingos remember their lost wisdom. Courtesy of the artist and Google Arts & Culture Lab

Comment

How the Reinvented Centre Pompidou Can Reboot Digital Art

The Paris museum has spent fifty years collecting the future. Now temporarily closed, dispersed, and lent out to the world, it may be the institution best positioned to engage with what comes next, writes Alexis de Bernède

Alexis de Bernède

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Aug '26

How the Reinvented Centre Pompidou Can Reboot Digital Art

Interviews

An Artist with an Eye for Optics | Eko33

Marlene Corbun, curator of Eko33’s Calculated Skies at NFC Summit, Lisbon, talks to the artist about how the histories of optical inquiry and generative art are interwoven in his recent work

Marlene Corbun

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Aug '26

An Artist with an Eye for Optics | Eko33

Interviews

The Artists who Dream with Data | Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç

The co-founders of Refik Anadol Studio discuss the launch of Dataland museum of AI arts, Los Angeles, collaborating with the academic rigor and archival richness of Oxford University, and the developing ethics of creative AI

Louis Jebb

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Aug '26

The Artists who Dream with Data | Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç
The Curator Ecology
Interviews

The Curator Ecology

A new generation of computational artists and creative technologists discusses the evolution of the curator-artist

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Installation view of “This Is Why The Whole Remains Open” at Goldsmiths, University of London, 2024, with work: The Screen is the Brain (2024-25) by Rafa Roeder. Courtesy of the artist

The Art of Nowism | Alistair Gentry (1973-2026)
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The Art of Nowism | Alistair Gentry (1973-2026)

Hannah Redler-Hawes remembers the artist and disability activist who rebutted Futurism, and celebrated the pathos of ordinary life

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Credit: Alistair Gentry, Eco-Terror, 2026. From Folk Heroes of the Pre-Apocalypse character sketches. Courtesy of the Gentry family

A Sense of Color | Remembering Julio Le Parc (1928-2026)
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A Sense of Color | Remembering Julio Le Parc (1928-2026)

The artist Analivia Cordeiro recounts her lifelong appreciation of the Argentinian kinetic artist and his work

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Julio Le Parc with Screen with Reflective Blades, 1966-2005. © Atelier Le Parc 2026 ADAGP Paris, and DACS London

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The Canons of Digital Art

The Canons of Digital Art

Leading museum curators explain how they narrate art history to one of the world’s leading artists

Alex Estorick

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Jan '26

An Interview with Vera Molnar

An Interview with Vera Molnar

The pioneering artist speaks to Zsofi Valyi-Nagy about NFTs, generative art, and the machine imaginaire

Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

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Aug '22

When Generative Art Became Contemporary Art

When Generative Art Became Contemporary Art

Erick Calderon, KarateKid, and John Gerrard discuss the impact of the Pace Verso x Art Blocks partnership with Ariel Hudes

Ariel Hudes

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Jun '23

A-Z of Digital Art 2026

A-Z of Digital Art 2026

The art and tech community sets the brave new year in context with Right Click Save

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Jan '26

Magazine Archive Anna Ridler on Right Click Save

An Interview with Anna Ridler

An Interview with Anna Ridler

The artist reflects on the systems of knowledge and challenges of classification she has uncovered in a decade of work with artificial intelligence

Louis Jebb

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Jul '26

In Search of Generative Art History

In Search of Generative Art History

Benjamin Kandler hosts Sofia Garcia, Douglas Dodds, Anna Ridler, and Georg Bak in a conversation spanning 70 years of generative art

Benjamin Kandler

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Jul '22

Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms

Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms

The show’s curator Julia Kaganskiy and five exhibiting artists discuss the survey of generative art at Toledo Museum of Art

Louis Jebb

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Nov '25

Is Blockchain a Medium?

Is Blockchain a Medium?

A group of all-star artists shares its answers with Anika Meier, Micol Ap, and Jesse Damiani

Anika Meier, Micol Ap, and Jesse Damiani

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Sept '22

Will NFTs Unite the Art World?

Will NFTs Unite the Art World?

Jo Lawson-Tancred assesses the ongoing attempts to bring crypto and contemporary art together

Jo Lawson-Tancred

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Aug '22

Magazine Archive Tate on Right Click Save

Can Art and Tech Giants Shape Education with AI?

Can Art and Tech Giants Shape Education with AI?

A new program hosted at Tate is generating critical and creative approaches to technology, finds Robin Leverton

Robin Leverton

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Jul '25

On Electric Dreams

On Electric Dreams

Bronac Ferran reflects on Tate Modern’s groundbreaking show of art by pre-internet pioneers with curator Val Ravaglia

Bronac Ferran

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May '25

The Interview | Lawrence Lek

The Interview | Lawrence Lek

The artist imagines AI futures defined by empathy with Ramon Amaro

Ramon Amaro

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Jun '25