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The short documentary below profiles the life and work of artist Yayoi Kusuma, who channels her obsessive-compulsive disorder into her famed, colorful art. “People ask me...
Taking viewers back in time, Microsoft partners with French technology company Iconem to deliver an immersive, photorealistic mixed reality experience of the famed Mont-Saint-Michel...
Here are two ways that machine learning and artificial intelligence have been used in the world of art history and restoration.
Three-year traveling exhibit opens in London for the groundbreaking Korean-American artist known as the father of video art.
At the intersection of art and technology is new works meant for augmented reality and virtual reality apps. “It’s going to have a huge...
Japanese digital art collective teamLab have added to their already impressive portfolio of immersive art with the new installation Crows are Chased and the...
As part of the Desert X art exhibit taking place across Coachella Valley, artist Jennifer Bolande’s “Visible Distance/Second Sight” turns billboards along the Gene...
This weekend, duo Studio Drift will debut Concrete Story at the Armory Show, the first major public art exhibition to incorporate Microsoft’s HoloLens in...
Artist Doug Aitken’s latest installation needs special gear to get to. That’s because Aitken’s Underwater Pavilions lives beneath the waves of the Pacific Ocean and is accessible...
In case you can’t make it to the Nordics to view Aurora Borealis for yourself, it’s possible that the Northern Lights can come to...
"The audience is presented with highly parallel lines which contrast the darker space, building panoramic moiré patterns."
Da Corte is known for his pop-informed sensibility and embrace of theatricality. In his elaborate set pieces, banal objects and consumer goods serve as...
Lapse, a new app from multimedia artist Ivan Toth Depeña, turns Miami into a canvas for an augmented reality experience that features several artists and is made...
Cool Hunting talks to multimedia artist Doug Aitken about how he views the intersection of technology and art. “I try to use technology in...
The new Julia Stoschek Collection exhibit in Berlin, titled Welt Am Draht (World on a Wire), gathers together 38 pieces of video, photographic, and live...
French street artist JR has created an optical illusion that makes IM Pei’s famed glass pyramid at the entrance of the Louvre disappear. JR...
Artist Phillip Stearns’ new exhibit ADC/DAC combines analog and digital artifacts in a novel way: featuring tapestries woven with algorithm processes, neon lights on...
Ranu Mukherjee’s three-channel film Phantasmagoric, now playing at LACMA’s Stark Bar, explores the many facets of gold–from wealth status symbol to cultural signifier to...
From April 29-May 14th, the Whitney Museum of American Art will present works from 12 Years a Slave director Steve McQueen as part of...
Artist Dries Deeporter turns public surveillance footage into provocative works of arts. His pieces include “Jaywalking”–a live-feed of an intersection where viewers can choose to...
“There is huge potential in bringing together the arts and technology to reach wider audiences,” says Fiona Morris, creative director and CEO of The...
A 100-year-old marble statue reveals she’s not ashamed of her nude body in the projection mapped piece called “Starkers” by Davy and Kristin McGuire. ...
Times Square Arts’ latest Midnight Moments installation is a digital sunrise that will light up Times Square for three minutes every midnight in March....
Samsung 837, the electronic brand’s new flagship New York City “store,” doesn’t actually sell anything. Instead it’s a space dedicated to cutting-edge installations and...
London’s Whitechapel Gallery is celebrating 50 years of new media art with their exhibit Electronic Superhighway (2016-1966), featuring work from pioneers such as Nam June Paik and contemporary...
The exhibition expands on her project to document post-Sept. 11 America, engaging visitors in formats outside her nonfiction filmmaking.
A slew of interactive projects mark the 500th anniversary of the artist's death.
Turner Prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost presents her first solo L.A. show at the gallery Fahrenheit. A Way to Leak, Lick, Leek is a series of...
Working across video, painting, and performance, Cheryl Donegan explores the production and consumption of images in mass culture, middlebrow design, and art history. Donegan’s New...
Citizenfour director Laura Poitras’ first solo museum exhibit, Astro Noise, reflects on the very topics that have brought her acclaim as a documentary filmmaker:...
Citizenfour filmmaker Laura Poitras documents her own harrowing experience as the target of government surveillance in her new multi-media show at the Whitney, Astro...
Art duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss are using their month long residency as part of Times Square’s Midnight Moment residence to screen their...
"Ai Wei Wei 360" gives audiences the chance to experience the show at a deeper level.
Artists Lauren Strohacker and Kendra Sollars’s “Animal Land” features enormous projections of endangered species in urban areas. The piece serves as a reminder of...
As part of Michelle and Bryan Dodson’s Form and Substance series, French artist Joanie Lemercier is having his experimental short films projection mapped onto...
360-degree projection makes a case for climate change in Re-génération, a new art/science piece from the Society for Art and Technology (SAT), the NAD...
French street artist JR’s short film “Ellis” features Robert De Niro telling the story of a man turned away at Ellis Island, from a...
The Hammer Museum’s UH-OH: Frances Stark 1991-2015 is a mid-career retrospective of the multimedia artist’s work. The exhibition features 125 works, including Stark’s early...
The 10-minute short "La Grande Sortie" is about a ballerina experiencing the harrowing experience of performance anxiety.
" expansive practice pulls the moving image out of the screen and off the wall," says the museum.
SInce it started its digitization project two years ago, Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum now has almost 210,000 works of art available for fee online in high-res....