Art and tech

New Orleans artist Marcus Brown talks America’s suppressed histories, the spiritual mechanics of making, and why he places cultural memory in plain si...

‘250: A Celebration of Public Art in the U.S.’ marks the nation’s 250th birthday by exploring how public artworks have shaped American cities and land...

Artist and engineer Sarah Buckius reveals how women’s unseen work complicates conventional ideas of progress and what technology can solve in a patria...

We asked four artists from our recent exhibitions how AI is shaping their creative work—and what they see coming next.

Artists featured in our recent tech-themed exhibition, 'Out of Bounds,’ reflect on how AI is reshaping creativity and artistic expression.

Explore how women working at the crossroads of art and tech are changing narratives, making history, and expanding what’s possible this Women’s Histor...

Our latest exhibition, ‘Out of Bounds,’ features inventive, tech-savvy, critically aware artists navigating the porous terrain between technology and...

Self-described ‘digitalist’ Rebekah Tolley discusses her role in launching Digitalism, a landmark exhibition that returns to the British Art Fair this...

Our eighth exhibition of 2025, Every Emotion All at Once, explores the complex relationship between digital technology and the human experience.

Self-proclaimed ‘science fiction archaeologist’ and 2024 NOT REAL ART grant Alison Hiltner joins us to discuss her immersive multimedia installations.

On today’s episode, Silicon Valley-based entrepreneur Diarra Bousso discusses her sustainable, size-inclusive fashion and lifestyle brand, DIARRABLU.

Working across neon, video, and print, teaching artist Kacie Lees recreates iconic symbols and shapes that pulse with color, light, energy, and emotio...