https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/03/harvard-curator-examines-the-worth-of-a-digital-work-of-art/
Harvard art expert Mary Schneider Enriquez reflects on the sale of a digital collage of 5,000 images by the artist known as Beeple. The digital work fetched an eye-popping $69 million in auction last week as a non-fungible token, a type of digital file that uses computer networks to prove a digital item's authenticity, and is paid for in cryptocurrency.

https://www.artchive.com/art-mediums/digital-art/
By Artchive / May 1, 2024. Digital art refers to any form of art that involves the use of digital technology in the creative process or presentation of artistic works. Digital art emerged in the early 1960's when pioneers like John Whitney made the first computer-generated art, and when Ivan Sutherland invented the first computer-graphics

https://artignition.com/what-is-digital-art/
The digital art movement is a shift in how people view digital work, especially digital paintings. Photorealism (an important era in digital art history) was created by Ralph Goings in 1968 when he used an analogue computer to simulate paint application on a canvas.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/digital-art/
The philosophy of digital art is the philosophical study of art that crucially relies on computer processing in its production or presentation. There are many kinds of digital art, including digital cinema and video, digital photography and painting, electronic music, literary works generated by so-called "chatbots", NFT art, net art, and

https://design.tutsplus.com/articles/is-digital-art-real-art-facts-and-myths-about-digital-creating--cms-22010
Drawing. Digital drawing can be created with software that lets the user create dots of various diameter, which transform into lines. Additionally, other features can be used, like colors, erasers, and the transformation of drawn lines. Finished works can be then brought into the "real world" by printing.

https://www.discoverwalks.com/blog/world/15-trailblazing-digital-artists-who-redefined-creativity/
1. Refik Anadol. Refik Anadol, a visionary in digital art from Istanbul, redefines the boundaries of creativity by seamlessly blending artistic expression with machine intelligence. Renowned for groundbreaking works like "Melting Memories" (2018) and "WDCH Dreams" (2018), Anadol employs machine learning to transform EEG data and concert

https://www.artplacer.com/what-is-digital-art-the-history-and-value-of-an-evolving-concept/
The history of the ever-evolving concept of Digital Art. The artistic mind is eager to integrate new mediums into its creative process in order to portray its ideas, and the artist's "toolbox" reflects the zeitgeist their creation captures. When access to computers and software became more common (way before the internet or a smartphone

https://www.theartstory.org/movement/digital-art/
Digital art greatly expanded the artist's toolbox from the traditional raw materials into the progressive new realm of electronic technologies. Instead of brush and acrylic, artists could now paint with light, sound, and pixels. Instead of paper, artists could collage with found digital imagery or computer-generated graphics.

https://magazine.artland.com/digital-art/
A Short History of Digital Art. Although the first digital art experiences date back to the 1980s, its roots can be traced back to the 1960s with artists such as Frieder Nake, the group EAT (Experiments in Art and Technology), and Allan Kaprow exploring the relationship of man and machine in the artistic realm and, especially the latter, envisioning a world of unbounded communication and

https://whitney.org/essays/histories-of-the-digital-now
In the 1960s and '70s, digital art consisted mostly of algorithmic drawings in which the results of artist-written code were drawn on paper by pen plotters, and computer-generated films that also involved artistic use of programming languages. While these works take the form of what seem to be more traditional drawings or films, their

https://thisplaceiscalled.art/digital-art-history/
In the 1970s, technology propels digital art forward with the advent of the personal computer, which allowed people to work with computers to generate even more artwork. One of these people was Harold Cohen, an artist in California that built an AI Art program Called AARON. This AI was, to some degree, capable of making unique and original

https://thesciencesurvey.com/arts-entertainment/2023/07/20/the-digital-wave-the-shift-from-traditional-to-digital-mediums-in-art/
The previous notion that pursuing art is only filled with difficulty has been broken down with the growth of digital art, and now digital devices have opened new doors for art. With the internet and online software, people can curate an online portfolio on social media, not only for recruiters, but for a community of people who enjoy art.

https://thedesignest.net/digital-artists-you-need-to-know-about/
Digital art is an artistic work or practice created in a digital medium. Digital art includes both classical (painting, literature, drawing, sculpture, and music) and modern forms (3D and concept art, VR, or digital installation art). In a broad sense, digital art is any contemporary art that uses mass production or digital media methods.

https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2020/05/05/born-digital-the-stalwart-institutions-that-have-been-producing-online-art-since-long-before-covid-19
Vickers, and the Serpentine's digital curator Kay Watson, tend to work with artists who already have a grasp of the complexities of producing digital work, as a way of mitigating risk.

https://www.acreativeinsight.com/art/the-rise-of-digital-art-how-technology-is-changing-the-art-world/
In the 1990s, when the internet became more popular, it helped digital art grow even more. The internet gave artists a new place to show off their work, and digital art became a natural art form. At the beginning of the 2000s, there was more digital art in galleries and museums. Advantages of Digital Art. Here are some advantages of digital art:

https://www.reddit.com/r/digitalartists/comments/ooeflc/how_some_people_online_think_digital_art_works/
615 subscribers in the digitalartists community. A place for digital art! Post any digital art you like, feel free to ask questions and post

https://www.thefader.com/2016/02/29/artists-explain-how-digital-art-can-improve-the-real-world
5. Angelina Dreem, POWRPLNT. ANGELINA DREEM: I began doing digital art as my philosophy of de-materialization expanded. I sold a lot of my things, became very minimal, and invested in traveling

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https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00233609.2021.2006774
Defining Digital Art History. In 2013 the journal Visual Resources published a special issue on digital art history that gave scholars a space to propose definitions for DAH as an offshoot of the digital humanities. Footnote 5 The editors of the issue, Murtha Baca and Anne Helmreich, identify five 'roughly chronological' and overlapping phases of development.

https://www.acreativeinsight.com/art/digital-painting/
Evoking emotions through light and shadow. Signature Characteristics. Emotive power of digital art. Artistic Impact. Transports viewers to fantastical realms. 4. Raj Singh. Raj Singh, who was a pioneer in the field of digital painting, is the one who is responsible for incorporating augmented reality within his work.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtistLounge/comments/zge9wc/people_say_drawing_digitally_is_easy_yet_why_am_i/
That's totally not true. I think a lot of people who don't do art believe that digital is really easy, but it's not. Digital art is much harder than traditional. There is a lot that could be affecting your line art. Like the quality of your drawing tablet. I use an ipad, so I put stability at 25% while sketching, and 65% while inking.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bo78A4mWazo
My Drawing App - Clip Studio Paint Pro:download here: https://bit.ly/3bcrBJaEquipment:Laptop: https://amzn.to/3YQOUPVDrawing Tablet: https://amzn.to/3RHMAbqS

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Digital Art is easy, the computer does all the work. See, here's a quick tutorial on how Digital Art is made.#Shorts #Artmemes #ArtistI make digital art, mos

https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/06/18/1093998/why-artists-becoming-less-scared-of-ai/
Glaze has been integrated into Cara, a buzzy new art portfolio site and social media platform, which has seen a surge of interest from artists. Cara pitches itself as a platform for art created by

https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/virtual-exhibition-offers-limitless-opportunities-for-creative-displays-agoreyo/ar-BB1p6F8O
However, I think I would choose participating in virtual exhibitions as they provide unique advantages such as interactive features, augmented reality and detailed digital descriptions that can

https://theconversation.com/making-art-is-a-uniquely-human-act-and-one-that-provides-a-wellspring-of-health-benefits-219091
In our study examining brain activity while using virtual reality tools to create 3-D digital artwork, my team demonstrated that creative expression is a natural state of being.

https://www.businessinsider.com/artechouse-blends-art-extended-reality-artificial-intelligence-2024-6?op=1
The art firm Artechouse helps artists showcase immersive works created with tech such as extended reality and AI. Artechouse Artechouse is an art firm that displays digital exhibitions in US cities.

https://www.entrepreneur.com/technology/add-over-500-famous-artworks-to-your-office-for-32/476055
Pick up Dreamscreens to turn your TV into a 4K digital art gallery. It's on sale for only $31.97 (reg. $49). This plug-and-play device can simply be inserted into any smart TV's USB slot, and from

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Looking through the prism of my vision of charting a new course both in art administration and practice, I saw in LIMCAF courage, determination and resilience of young people who took Art off the

https://www.hitachi.com/rd/sc/ai-analytics/013/index.html
I see the emergence of smart factories as a cultural phenomenon involving the way companies and people think about manufacturing and work. The U.S.A. manufactures 30 percent more products today than it did three decades ago, but with a fraction of the people. Expectations for productivity and profitability have changed dramatically.