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The Sun Also Rises finds the human side of drone warfare
Hemingway’s epic gets an update for the War on Terror.
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Japanese art collective blurs line between videogames and gallery-art in American debut
Who said math and science weren’t art?
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How virtual reality could take surrealism to the next level
Imagine tripping up (down?) Escher’s stairs.
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This artist shows we are what we throw away, not what we eat
Human trash.
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This heartfelt stop-motion was made only using wire and old computer parts
Can your old Mac make art like this?
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Akademie der Künste pairs Abramovi?, Nauman with Tale of Tales and others
German gallery explores the edges of reality
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Electric Objects finally turns your glorious screenshots and animations into framed art
Former betaworks general manager wants to turn your Tumblr dashboard into a gallery
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This stunning installation turns a theater into an alien universe
Nimbes, a star-laced installation from artist Joanie Lemercier, is kind of like the field trip you took to the planetarium in 5th grade, except wondrous and immersive and not at all lame. Currently showing at a 360 degree, kaleidoscopic theater in Montreal, it is 15 minutes of cylindrical film that
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This handheld gizmo turns urban pollution into cool abstract art
Pollution is all around us, swirling invisibly and sometimes not-so-invisibly through the air in wisps of gasses and dust particles. This is a fairly disgusting consequence of post-industrial living. But Digioxide, an art project by vtol, makes environmental contamination all glitchy and pretty. Th
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Harmonix featured alongside Björk and a bunch of cool electronic artists at digital art show
Videogames in museums are nothing new, but usually exhibits with games are exclusively about games and separate from the other art, as if games are relegated to the kid’s table because of the fear they’d make inappropriate fart noises in front of the grown-ups. But the Digital Revolution exhibit, o
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Photos from Norilsk, the ruined Russian city that’s basically Metro 2033 in real-life
Norilsk was founded as a Siberian Gulag in 1935, and, as you can see in these desolate photographs of the remote Russian city, located in the Arctic Circle, since then things have somehow gotten worse. Photographer Elena Chernyshova’s “Days of Night – Nights of Day” photo series of this foreboding
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Now you can play Cory Arcangel’s readymade "Bomb Iraq" from your desk
The digital art archivists at Rhizome have excavated and extracted files from the computer that contains Cory Arcangel’s 2005 Bomb Iraq, so now you can experience a piece of art from the creator of Super Mario Clouds in your browser. A sort of modern-day Duchamp’s Fountain, Bomb Iraq is a post-conc