A Digital Art Curator on Why the Aging Medium Still Isn’t Understood

The art market is tied to the system of uniqueness. It is still hard to sell digital files on sticks. But uniqueness contradicts with the nature of digital work, as digital files are...read more.

Digital Art, Lava Lab, Desalination.

A series of lines on a wall, drawn by museum staff, from instructions written by an artist. A textile print made from scanning the screen of an Apple IIe computer, printing onto heat transfer material, and ironing the result onto fabric. A Java program that...read more.

Psychologist Explores the Human Psyche in Thought-Provoking Illustrations

Inspired by the universes of Tim Burton and Hayao Miyazaki, Cyril Rolando creates surreal digital art that examines the human psyche. His impressive pieces explore imagination, insecurities, as well as hopes and dreams. To communicate these aspects of existence, Rolando regularly plays with the scale of his subjects and uses their diminutive or massive statures to paint them into situations that...read more.

Dapper Labs Launches NFT License 2.0

Dapper Labs, the U.S.-based blockchain firm that created the popular CryptoKitties video game, has announced the launch of a new version of the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) License which will allow more use cases for...read more.

The Bay opens new space to bring digital arts, tools to Lincoln’s youth

The smell of freshly pulled espresso shots and the sonic echoes of skateboards against half pipes makeup Lincoln’s counterculture community center, The Bay. As a place where kids, teens and adults can...read more.

Women leaders in the digital art world

New Media Futures – The Rise of Women in the Digital Arts is a 300-page, coffee table-size book that highlights 22 women from the Midwest who have made a difference in digital media. Three women artists collaborated as editors: Donna J. Cox, Ellen Sandor and Janine Fron, all innovative digital artists in their own right. Read more.

Artist Yippie Hey on 3D printing a futuristic magazine cover

"It's always been a fantastic and very forward thinking publication," Jacob Eisinger tells us. "I've thoroughly enjoyed working with them on different projects over the years, so it's a real shame that the print publication will no longer be running."  Read more.