I was very pleased to contribute to the catalogue for Paul Brown’s latest solo-show at Northern Rivers Community Gallery, Ballina, Australia. Download a PdF here: NRCG-Catalogue-202604.pdf (if you don’t see a two-page spread, please download and view locally).
I am very pleased to have contributed to this issue with the article “Telling Herstory: Women Pioneers of Digital Art”. I highly recommend this artist-led publication with no advertising! Click on picture to order.
Read my review of the amazing 2024 Summit in Berlin last July that drew together some 350 participants in the world of digital art. Organised by the Foundation Herbert W. Franke. Go to Videos tab to see my presentations.
I’m pleased to be participating in EVA this year on 8 July, in a symposium chaired by Jonathan Bowen and Tula Giannini: Computation, AI, and Creativity. Featuring my new book Creative Simulations, about George Mallen and the history of the Computer Arts Society. Read the EVA paper here. And come to a FREE book launch evening event!
“As if Stirred by Magic”, my essay for the Feeding Consciousness: Dominic Harris exhibition this past summer at the Halcyon Gallery, London has just been published in a beautifully-illustrated hardback book.
Also included is a transcription of a talk in the gallery between the artist and myself.
On the occasion of Dominic Harris’s exhibition at Halcyon Gallery, the artist and I toured his exhibition and discussed his practice and inspirations – click here to watch
What if we could adjust to new creative ways of doing things, to make and experience art to keep it relevant during times of Lockdown? Use of digital technologies facilitates an art made for networks and is a way for people to have a connection through art across the globe when museums and galleries are unable to open to the public. Read my article published today in Studio International.
See also Colour Computation, an article I wrote in 2013, about artist Ernest Edmonds, featured here:
