New Media Art encompasses artistic practices shaped by digital, computational and networked technologies. It includes internet art, interactive installations, generative systems, virtual and augmented reality, video games, robotics, artificial intelligence and blockchain-based projects. It is not simply art displayed on a screen, but work that investigates the technologies transforming contemporary life.
This archive gathers artists, exhibitions and critical debates concerning digital authorship, participation, surveillance, identity, ownership, preservation and technological obsolescence. New Media Art reveals how interfaces, algorithms and platforms influence not only the production of images, but also their circulation, interpretation and control.
Entrance to Frieze House Seoul, designed by Seoul-based architectural studio Samuso Hyoja, featuring a site-specific installation by Japanese architecture studio SANAA Damien Hirst, Do Ho Suh, Nam June Paik, James Turrell and more than 130 galleries converge at Frieze Seoul 2026. Beyond the headline names, the real story is the changing balance of power between Seoul and the global art world.
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Rafaël Rozendaal - Into Time W Mirrors Redefining Aesthetic and Interactivity In the labyrinth of contemporary art, New Media Art stands out as a testament to the
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Lynn Hershman Leeson — Roberta Breitmore (Film Still) Lynn Hershman Leeson: Feminist Art in the Age of Surveillance and Synthetic Selves If the Feminism hub is a map
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Nam June Paik Revolutionizing Media: From Classical Music to the Birth of Video Art Nam June Paik, often celebrated as the “father of
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Pipilotti Rist - I'm Not the Girl Who Misses Much (Film Still) Painting with Pixels, Re-sensualizing New Media When one speaks of new media in art, it is often in terms of
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Virtual reality and immersive art are changing the exhibition from something we visit into something we enter. Virtual reality and
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