Chris Dorland and Josephine Meckseper discuss painting, hybridity, and the legacy of postmodernism with Alex Estorick
The artist discusses postinternet, Zombie Formalism, and the Avant NFT scene, coining a new term in the process with Alex Estorick
Once described as the “Bach of abstract animation”, the artist looks back on a 50-year career that includes working with George Lucas on the original Star Wars, as his 1985 animation Calculated Movements is issued as a new digital edition
Anika Meier talks to the digital art pioneer’s widow, Susanne Päch, about a new exhibition of Franke’s work, a new edition of his writings, and why so many of the questions he spent decades exploring feel so relevant again today
Pauline Foessel, founder of 100 collectors, speaks with Jan, aka thefunnyguys, the collector and co-founder of the digital art marketplace Raster, about discovery, data, and how the infrastructure surrounding digital art affects the way we collect
The Hawai'i-born artist discusses the visual languages that shape how we grasp the world
The net art pioneer, who has always treated the web as a medium, says the tech industry is working to make the digital world increasingly invisible, prompting her to demonstrate her belief in the care of digital art
The artist Dev Harlan argues, in “WYSIWYG”, a group show he has organized on eBay, that digital art is meaningless without mediation by the technology or infrastructure through which it is experienced
In applying the technological ideologies of the moment to his work, the artist has increasingly come to realize that art cannot be quantified
A new festival of art and technology is transforming the Southbank Centre into a playground of human imagination in the age of AI
Genesis Kai, the artist Ming Shiu’s digital alter ego, uses artificial intelligence not as a tool for automation but as a place for dialog and disagreement
Gaby Wijers, director of the Amsterdam-based organisation, on how collaboration, and knowledge-sharing, has been key to creating a global approach to caring for media art and its history
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
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
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
Esherick has left an AI model trained on his own works to make art for a year without him
With two big European shows this year, the creator of a city in Second Life has become an ethnographer of Chinese technology — embedding with drone-makers and warehouse robots to ask what automation leaves of the human
The artist reflects on the systems of knowledge and challenges of classification she has uncovered in a decade of work with artificial intelligence
The artist speaks to Anika Meier about growing up with Web 1.0, and how young men construct themselves on the internet
The founder of bitforms gallery on the 25th anniversary of his pioneering New York space for new media art