Tech and Art

Embracing Technology: A New Renaissance For Non-Digital Artists

The ongoing debate about the influence of advanced technology on the art world has led to divergent perspectives. Some individuals contend that technology undermines traditional artistic practices, while others embrace its capacity to foster creativity and innovation. This article will discuss how cutting-edge technology, as demonstrated by the Da Vinci Eye app, can provide traditional artists with groundbreaking tools to…

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Fast Trend or Stand-Alone Direction: Is NFT Art Here to Stay?

Since blockchain has now become a thing, we’ve been pelted with one development after another. The most recent “big thing” in the blockchain world was the picture of a NyanCat sold as an NFT. And that brings us to the question: “What is NFT?” Is it another weird acronym that you have to remember, or is this actually a game-changer?…

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Audiovisual Technologies Help Museums and Exhibits Improve Operations and Engage a New Generation of Visitors

Art is both an agent and a reflection of cultural change, and society’s overwhelming infatuation with technology is presenting artists, galleries, museums and public spaces with new opportunities to excite the public’s imagination through captivating and immersive art installations. Using cutting-edge audiovisual technologies such as projection mapping, augmented reality, virtual reality and immersive LED displays of all sizes and shapes,…

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How the Imperial War Museum Uses Tech to Engage Visitors with the Past & Immerse Them in the Present

Today’s museums are increasingly relying on visual technology to immerse and engage patrons with content. IWM (Imperial War Museums) is a family of five museums and historic sites in the UK, covering war and conflict from the First World War to the present day. They strive to tell the story of people who have lived, fought and died in conflicts involving…

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Creating Streamlined Processes that Provide for Function and Beauty

How the Mingei Museum Moved 26,000 Pieces of Art Without a Hitch Pick up any art magazine published in the last decade and you’ll see articles discussing the intersection of art and technology. From a purely subjective perspective, it’s useful. It shelters artists who are uncomfortable under the tent of “conceptual art.” It suggests a cutting-edge approach, while terms like…

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