INTERFACE. Generando espacios para compartir información, conocimiento y experiencia. ArtNumerica.net - arte y tecnologías. Arts numériques. People and Media Lab. ARS Electronica. Robots que pintan >> El arte en la edad del silicio. Algo tiene que pasar con los artistas que trabajan con las nuevas tecnologías para justificar la tan amplia difusión de piezas robóticas que se encargan por sí mismas de crear obras de arte.
La experimentación en este campo tiene raíces muy lejanas: desde los autómatas del siglo XVIII hasta toda clase de criaturas, basadas en características biológicas, que le permiten actuar como los seres vivos, adaptándose al entorno y respondiendo a los impulsos exteriores con actitudes que no han sido previamente programadas. Volviendo a los robots que pintan la iniciativa más reciente llega de la Domain Gallery, una galería online creada por el artista madrileño Manuel Fernández que está presentando Autonomic Drawing Performance (ADP) del artista argentino Eduardo Imasaka.
La obra es una especie de performance en la que un pequeño dispositivo robótico, armado de un rotulador de tinta, realiza unas piezas abstractas sobre papel. Net Art. Digital Art. Madrid. Digital/technology. 20 Famous Celebrity Digital Paintings. Net art. Kinetica Artfair - Kinetica Art Fair. Aparna Rao: High-tech art (with a sense of humor) Digital Art International. Digital art. Text Ascii Art Generator.
It's electric! Ars Electronica kicks off. Kat Austen, CultureLab editor "He's completely covered in metal and there's a 7-metre no-go zone around him", one of the Ars Electronica technical support told me as I waited to see the Tesla Orchestra perform yesterday evening at the festival's opening night.
"I saw him at rehearsal," he continued, referring to the orchestra's conductor and director Ian Charnas. "He was amazing. It's the blitz, it plays the music. " Electricity was in the air as we waited for Charnas to appear, tantalised by two Tesla coils, exuding potential from atop a cement grandstand that forms part of the Ars Electronica Centre. Suddenly, a figure came into view between the coils. In the performance Tesla coils generate a massive voltage, creating lightning directed by a pre-composed musical score. A similar set-up to the "fighting wizards" that are the Lords of Lightning, in the case of the Tesla Orchestra the lightning is controlled by the music. It's such fun that the orchestra decided to share the joy.
g90IU.gif (GIF Image, 371 × 220 pixels) Everynone. Night School News, Videos, Reviews and Gossip - Lifehacker. Jonas Lund – Artist Documentation. Art Numérique. Light art. Neon art. Net art | art and internet. Digital art. Sonic floor(Daito Manabe + Motoi Ishibashi) Reactive Sound & Light Art Installation. LOVEKA - interactive sound installation in public space - Sound Art. Digiart. Bespoken Art - Art that Speaks Volumes. Net Art Commissions on Turbulence. Review: Art Authority for iPad – An Incredible Virtual Art Museum. Art Authority for iPad brings the world’s greatest artists to the iPad, offering not just an incredible virtual art museum, but also just the sort of intimate and personal experience that embodies what the iPad is all about.
I’d heard a few very good things about Art Authority around the time the iPad first came out, so my expectations were high for this app. Happily, the app has exceeded all my high expectations … Features Here’s the feature list from the App Store page for Art Authority: So Much Beautiful Art, and All The Time You Need to Enjoy It While of course nothing can match seeing great art live and up close, Art Authority has many advantages over a visit to even the best of the world’s art museums. Art Authority takes away the sore feet and the time constraints. To say the app is rich in content is a huge understatement. Easier To Get Around than Any Museum. David Hockney's instant iPad art. 2 November 2010Last updated at 08:36 By Colin Grant Producer, Digital Planet Artist David Hockney speaks to BBC Click about creating digital artwork for an exhibition in Paris "Who wouldn't want one?
Picasso or Van Gogh would have snapped one up," the artist David Hockney tells me at the opening of his latest show in Paris called Fleurs Fraiches, or Fresh Flowers. The boyish grand old man of pop art with silver hair and lambent eyes is well known for his recent conversion to the iPhone and iPad for his work. Now, several of the tablet computers have been turned into technological canvases to display his latest work at an exhibition Hockney, dressed in a bespoke suit made with pockets large enough to fit an iPad, seems most amused by it all.
He chuckles at the irony of this very high-tech art housed in a lush and ornate gallery a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower. More than a dozen iPads reveal the drawings, many of them flowers, with the artist's signature flair and beguiling simplicity. Artrage Future/Canvas iPad Art Gallery. The Art of Protest. Proof that looting and violence aren't nearly as effective as positive and peaceful protest, UK based arts charity NOISE are hosting a timely two week exhibition entitled, 'The Art of Protest'.
Taking over a discarded retail space in the recently riot hit, Northern Quarter of Manchester, NOISE will be hosting the biggest pop-up project of its kind in the country. Featuring leading protest art from international artists including Turner Prize winner Gillian Wearing, Banksy, Joseph Beuys and Stella Vine, the iconic and inspiring pieces will be shown alongside an international compilation of photos from young people in Berlin, Madrid and Manchester promoting their protest issues.
We spoke with Noise Festival's Executive Producer, Denise Proctor, about the importance of young people exercising the right to protest and the most effective ways to instigate change. Dazed Digital: Why was it important for Noise Festival to put this exhibition together? Madrid. Arts numériques.