Bridle looks at pioneering works from the first arcade games to films made fully in CGI – and argues that it's high time we took it seriously.

Most art today deploys new technology at one if not most stages of its production, dissemination, and consumption. Why did the appearance and content of contemporary art have been curiously unresponsive to the digital revolution?

Screens are the new walls, finds Matthew Caines, as he talks to culture startup s[edition] about digital art and selling art digitally.

"Popular writers on new media often tell a story of convergence to some single technological future, but what we are seeing today is a rich diversity of forms of production and critical approaches."

This article examines the lesser-known history of artistic self-representation in digital art, from the beginning of computer art to the present day.

The Museum of Digital Art announces today its untimely closure at the end of July 2020.

Chatel gathered a list of books to help grasp the essentials of new media or further knowledge of new media.

The Elektra International Digital Art Festival Showcases Audiovisual, Immersive, Participatory And/Or Robotic Artistic Performances Since...

This paper examines some the changes that digital technology has wrought upon conceptions of space, time and culture, and how ‘new media art’ has historically reflected upon these. It suggests that such art might be better represented in institutions such as Tate, which in turn might help them engage with the question of what their own role might be in the digital age.

A new exhibition examines the relationship between internet and art from how we view older pieces to how newer visions have been shaped by online tools.