Digital art is a constantly evolving space, with both hardware and software continually improving to allow for greater efficiency and a true-to-life artistic experience – but you might not realize how big a part the best drawing tablets and the best drawing software play in the modern filmmaking process. In an interview with Felix Jorge,

River Arts in Damariscotta invites artists to submit work for the upcoming juried show, “New Works.” This exhibition will showcase artists’ recent fresh and contemporary works. Pieces that have been created in the last 12 months may be entered. This show is open to members and nonmembers alike. The public is invited to the opening reception

For years and years and years, Bruce Springsteen has been New Jersey’s #1 most loved singer or band. Talk about Jersey’s favorite son! But, alas, things change. Bruce is being replaced on the Mount Rushmore of music artists by someone who only lived here a few months during the summer. Yes, friends, Bruce is being

Sondra Bogdanoff, “Wandering,” linen, 22.5 x 46 inches Photo courtesy of the artist Repetition – of medium, module and method – underlies two exhibitions currently on view in Portland, though to completely divergent effects. What is perhaps most enjoyable (and possibly a bit off-putting in the case of one) is witnessing the tremendous variety possible

Hofman, the mastermind behind these larger-than-life attractions that temporarily take over major cities, has returned to Korea – this time, to bring his vision indoors for his inaugural solo exhibition in the country, “Inclusive”, at Whitestone Gallery Seoul. Two Chinese artists hold contrasting solo shows in Hong Kong gallery The gallery provides a much more

ASTANA – French multidisciplinary artist Adèle Jelansky presented a photo exhibition, the result of her six-month creative photography residency in Kazakhstan, at the National Museum of Kazakhstan on Dec. 7. Photo exhibition “Men seni zhaksy koremin” or “Maintenant, je te vois” (I love/see you) opened at the National Museum. Photo credit: Aibarshyn Akhmetkali/The Astana Times.

The technology is trained on a huge number of existing songs, which it uses to generate music based on a text prompt. By Arthi Nachiappan, Technology correspondent Sunday 10 December 2023 05:48, UK The misuse of copyrighted music by artificial intelligence companies could exploit musicians, a former executive at a leading tech startup has warned.

In a new pan-Indian billboard art display, Mumbai-based artist Pearl D’Souza and Bengaluru’s Aravani Art Project are working on art displaying diverse perspectives, including those of transgender artists, as part of the Walkers and Co project. The project describes itself as a platform for those “driven by self, belief, their identity, and with it, the

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What do you do when your costly 200-foot fence gets tagged? You could get discouraged. You could complain about “youth today.” Or, it could inspire you to create a wall of art made by local artists, which is exactly what Alyssa and Peter Knudtson did with their property line on the corner of Carlyon Avenue