December 1, 2020
An interview with Snark.art’s founders, Misha Libman and Andrey Alekhin. How did the idea for Snark.art come about? Misha Toward...
December 1, 2020
We’re continuing our stroll down Random Access Memory Lane, with a look at digital art’s debut on the world...
December 1, 2020
Definitions in art are notoriously slippery things, especially when we’re trying to put our finger on contemporary movements. So...
November 29, 2020
Duke Riley, known for riding around in a wooden submarine and coordinating a light show with 2,000 LED-equipped pigeons, sits in his...
November 29, 2020
If you’re looking for digital art at massive fairs like Art Basel Miami, you’ll likely run into the same,...
November 29, 2020
‘Sometimes a Thousand Twangling Instruments’ is an interactive, open-ended audiovisual work, which I developed in co-operation with snark.art, a...
November 27, 2020
Where does language come from? Is it biological, viral, algorithmic? How do words do what they do? And where are...
November 16, 2020
We know the world of digital and crypto art has a lot of terms and concepts that are new...
November 11, 2020
Born to a Puerto-Rican family, Rolón’s “between cultures” background allows the artist to explore personal ideas which directly deal...
November 9, 2020
Like all developing markets, crypto art is finding its feet. There’s a sense of gold rush, excitement, and ultimately...
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