Digital Arts
The world of Digital Arts is full of marvelous tools and toys, allowing us to create and communicate.
Meet the Real-Life Tech Wizards of Middle Earth
Episode 1: New Zealand’s freaky AI babies, robot exoskeletons, and a virtual you.
By Ashlee Vance
If you’re asked to travel to New Zealand to interview people about the country’s technology scene, prepare to hear about one thing over and over again:
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Discover Oculus
Oculus radically redefines digital entertainment. Immerse yourself in games or go inside your favorite movies. Time travel, space travel, or hang out with friends in VR. Endless worlds await.
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MIT Made A 3D Printer That Uses Glass
Steve Jobs’s Secret to Greatness: Yogananda – BY HITENDRA WADHWA
The story of the spiritual teacher who was a silent force in the life of the most important entrepreneur of our times.
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The market for computer-created artwork is growing
LONDON — Is digital art the next big thing in the contemporary art world?
At the moment, the market for art that’s created and displayed on a screen — as distinct from paintings, prints and photos that are generated digitally and then printed — is small. Phillips’s inaugural “Paddles ON!” sale of 20 digital and digitally-related works in New York last October, held in association with the image-posting site Tumblr, was the first such event to be held at an international auction house. It raised just $90,600 — enough to buy a few square inches of a Christopher Wool painting. The top price of $16,000 went for “Asymmetric Love Number 2,” a chandelier made out of CCTV cameras, by the American “anti-disciplinarian” artist Addie Wagenknecht. Continue reading The market for computer-created artwork is growing