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Thursday, April 27 Examining the screen’s vast impact on art from 1969 to the present, I’ll Be Your Mirror: Art and the Digital Screen features the work of 50 artists in a broad range of media, including augmented reality, digital art, painting, sculpture, video, and video games like “TV Buddha” by Nam June Paik.
Disney Star, the official television broadcaster of TATA IPL 2023, told Business Today that peak concurrency in the first 10 matches of the marquee cricket tournament touched 5.6 crore—the highest it has ever been (excluding the two years of Covid), thus, returning to their 2019 high.
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The Fort Worth Modern exhibition features nearly 70 works by 50 artists that span 1969 to the present.
Whether you view the exponential incursion of new media as cause for celebration or concern, check out three concurrent group shows if you’re at all curious…
Two museum shows opened in February about art and technology that, combined, span the last seventy years and present some of the different discourses surrounding the convergence of these two fields. I’ll Be Your Mirror: Art and the Digital Screen, curated by Alison Hearst at The Modern Museum of Fort Worth presents nearly every contemporary medium from paintings and installations to games and face filters in an expansive exhibition of fifty artists across twelve sections touching on some of the major psycho-social outcomes of our mediated landscape. Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age 1952...