Art made or shown with digital technology, from 1960s computer drawings to on-chain generative works. The term took over from 'computer art' in the 1980s and 1990s.
I think that's a big difference because if your output is like a canvas or a public space, you're never on this one-to-one scale, never on a one-to-one scale than you're listening to a radio program or watching a TV show or experience a digital art piece on your personal computer.
Joan Heemskerk, Electric Op: Cory Arcangel, JODI, LoVid, Lozano-Hemmer
Also getting to show that digital art doesn't have to just be shown on the screen, that it can be shown in different ways. I think that's also something that this show highlights, all the different ways that digital art can manifest itself.
Sofia Crespo, Infinite Images: Erick Calderon, Sofia Crespo, Tyler Hobbs