March 2021 Additions

Brief mention of crypto art and NFTs, several academic programs, books and articles. Here is the content aggregated and added in March 2021.

Sabrina Ratté simulates extinct ecosystems with her Floralia series

A series of installations, featuring sound design from Andrea-Jane Cornell, that will premiere at the Centre Pompidou as part of Hors Pistes Festival.

Ten Myths of Internet Art

This article identifies ten myths about Internet Art, and explains the difficulties museums and others have understanding what it means to make art for the Internet.

NFT Art Isn't as Groundbreaking as It Seems

According to digital art curators, there's much more to the medium than what you see on NFT marketplaces.

Sound Art Situations

An analysis of two sound art performances that took place in June 2015 in outdoor public spaces at the social housing area Urbanplanen in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The Politics and Poetics of Robotic Performance

Critique of "Grace State Machines: Flesh Bodies", a robotic art performance project conceived and performed by Bill Vorn and Emma Howes.

How Women Are Carving Out a Space of Their Own in the NFT Market

Research shows women make up only about 15% of crypto users. But a number of new women-oriented groups are working to make sure they are not left out of the burgeoning NFT market.

In Conversation: Annie Briard

Annie Briard brought her fascinations with the natural world and visual perception into an immersive new format with ‘Within the Eclipse.’ With light, colour and sculptural installation, the works create a contemplative space for transcendent experience.

The Crossover of New Media Immersion and Site-Specificity: Contemporary Art and Spatial Experience

Bock proposes a critical theory around the issues at stake in the crossover, particularly with regard to contemporary spatial experience and its implications for subjectivity.

Choreography and Gesture in Robotic Artworks

John Lucy investigates the work of William Forsythe as it inspires him.

Breaking Paradigms: Electronic Arts and Humanitarian Actions

Dal Farra investigates how to use electronic art as a catalyst with the intent of engendering a deeper awareness and creating lasting intellectual working partnerships in solving our global environmental crisis.

Subjective Media: A Historic Context for New Media in Art

Media art has become increasingly widespread in academia, while paradoxically its status and legitimacy as a discipline is an on-going problem.