Digital art is no longer a separate niche. It is one of the places where images, technology, bodies, data and power now collide.
This section brings together essays, interviews and critical readings on digital art, from immersive installations and AI-generated images to artists who use code, screens, algorithms and networks as artistic material.
Start here: The Unreal Garden in San Francisco: When Immersive Art Becomes a New Reality.
![Harold Cohen, Untitled [Amsterdam Suite], 1977–1978. Colored pencil on lithograph. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. © Harold Cohen Trust.](https://www.thearttrace.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Harold-Cohen-Untitled-Amsterdam-Suite-1977–1978.webp)
Harold Cohen, Untitled [Amsterdam Suite], 1977–1978. Colored pencil on lithograph. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. © Harold Cohen Trust. Generative AI’s most disruptive contribution to art may not be its ability to produce images. It is its ability to
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Printing and Typography Today: How Technology Is Reshaping Visual Language Printing and typography are evolving fast. New tools keep expanding
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Sofia Crespo: AI, Biology, and the Aesthetics of Synthetic Nature When machine learning stops imitating the world and starts inventing
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Sougwen Chung work collaboration with Robot AI Art Explained: New Artists, New Tools, and the Crisis of Creativity AI art is not just a new tool
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Tony Oursler Medialism: When Traditional Media Meets Digital Innovation Hybrid media art and new media installations: how artists blend sculpture, video, interactivity,
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Black Maiden - Interceptor Demoscene Art: Real-Time Code as Digital Performance How 1980s coding culture became a living art form—where graphics, music, and optimized
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Evolution and Impact of Cyber Art Evolution and Impact of Cyber Art In an era defined by rapid technological change and digital interconnectedness, the rise of
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Information, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1970. Exhibition catalogue for the landmark show curated by Kynaston McShine. “`html How Artists Turn Streams of Data into Sound, Image, and Social Commentary Information art does not simply make data
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