Art and Technology: An insider’s Look is a blog that gives an inside look into the world of art and technology. We provide in-depth interviews, useful tips & tricks, and interesting stories involving artists, designers, technologists, and scientists.
TAT was founded in 2006 by Angela Stentz, who was joined shortly after by Christine Wang and Joshua Blikre. Today we have a team of five editors: Angela Stentz (founder), Christine Wang (conception), Joshua Blikre (content), John Belcher (tech) and Ian Galloway (business).
Art & Technology is a blog for people working in the art and design fields. Our focus is on creative professionals. We also welcome anyone interested in art, design or technology fields to read our content.
Art and Technology: An insider’s Look is an independent blog that gives an inside look into the world of art and technology.
ART AND TECHNOLOGY IS A BRAND NEW BLOG THAT PROVIDES AN INSIDER’S LOOK INTO THE WORLD OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY. IT OFFERS EXCLUSIVE UPDATES, ARTICLES AND INFORMATION FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE DIRECTLY INVOLVED WITH ART AND TECHNOLOGY.
Art and Technology is run by a team of highly dedicated individuals who provide features that are not available anywhere else. The blog is well-known for its exclusive news, interviews and articles with people in the art and technology industry. It also offers advice, tips, guides and additional resources that are tailored to the needs of each reader.
The blog is committed to ensuring that readers get their money’s worth – it offers content that is updated on a regular basis. Readers can also expect to receive value-added services such as webinars, whitepapers, eBooks and special discounts on products at discounted prices.
The following is a brief selection of the many posts we’ve made over the years. We will be adding to this selection from time to time, so make sure to check back for more!
In today’s world, technology dominates: it pervades our culture and influences virtually every aspect of life. And yet for all its prominence, technology is rarely defined or discussed in any meaningful way.
This blog aims to change that. Here we explore how art and technology work together, often in very unexpected ways, to create new cultural forms. In addition to posts by myself, we host contributions from a variety of notable writers and artists, who share their thoughts on what it means to live in an increasingly technological society. We hope you’ll join us on this journey into the unknown!
Art and Technology: An insider’s Look (ATEL) is a grassroots multimedia project that explores the relationship between art and technology. Founded in 2004 by Jacob Ciocci and Paul DeMarinis, ATEL creates content across a wide spectrum of media including print publications; video interviews; online video series; podcasts; and special events. By juxtaposing the perspectives of artists with those of engineers, scientists and other technologists, ATEL seeks to foster productive dialogue about the implications of technology for
This blog aims to give an inside look into the world of art and technology. It is written from my perspective as a practicing artist working with computers and as a researcher who has spent the last 8 years working in the field of computational creativity. I will try to write short pieces including images, videos and or audio that relate directly to my work or areas I am interested in exploring.
Finally, this blog may also reflect on my personal experiences with art, technology and life in general.
The digital revolution is a revolution of access. The democratization of technology is happening at an unprecedented rate, and we need to keep up with it. In 2011, the relationship between art and technology has become a lens that focuses the conversation on design, development, and culture. It’s also a great excuse for writers like myself to share their thoughts about technology with a global audience.
The Art Center draws from the expertise of our community and beyond to provide news, resources and perspective on how artists, designers and technologists are shaping the world through their work. This blog is one of the many ways we connect and engage with the community outside our walls.
What will you read here? We take your input seriously so please let us know if there’s something you want us to cover in future posts. We’re looking forward to hearing what resonates with you as much as we are excited about creating something new together.**
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The original mission of the Art Center was to advance the useful arts and sciences through exhibitions, lectures and publications. Almost one hundred years later, we are still dedicated to fulfilling that mission by delivering information about the latest breakthroughs in science and technology.
Today’s Art Center is a dynamic forum for art and technology where ideas, information and inspiration converge. We connect artists with engineers and scientists, encourage collaborations between creative minds, build upon past achievements and explore new frontiers.
The Art Center is committed to helping artists utilize emerging technologies in their work. We program exhibitions that feature cutting edge artworks that address critical issues of our time through technology. We also provide artists with opportunities to engage with emerging technologies through our Artist-in-Residence programs.
I am so grateful to the following organizations and individuals who have contributed funds, services or equipment in support of Art Center initiatives: Adobe Systems Inc., Autodesk Inc., BlackMagic Design, Cisco Systems Inc., eBay Inc., Electronic Arts Inc., Facebook, Fraunhofer Society for the Advancement of Applied Research e.V., General Electric Co., Hewlett Packard Company, IBM Corporation, Intel Corp., Microsoft Corp., National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation, NVIDIA Corp., SanDisk Corp.**
I am an active artist in the medium of photography and I have been working in this medium for about 7 years. I have had two major art exhibits, and I am still actively making art in the form of photographs. My passion and curiosity for the world around me, leads me to explore the world through a lens. Art is something that is deeply personal to everyone, but what I do know is that it comes from a place within yourself that needs to be expressed. My goal with this blog is to share my work with others, to share my passion, and hopefully to spark someone’s interest or curiosity in my art at some point.
Most of these images can be purchased as prints on my website:
http://www.fm-art.com/blog/
