
Generative Art: Algorithms, Randomness, and Creative Code
Explore how artists use code, algorithms, and randomness to create art that generates itself. From early computer pioneers to Art Blocks, discover the fascinating world of creative coding.
10 articles tagged with "digital art"
Explore art made with digital tools. From digital painting and illustration to generative art and NFTs, understand how technology is reshaping creative practice.

Explore how artists use code, algorithms, and randomness to create art that generates itself. From early computer pioneers to Art Blocks, discover the fascinating world of creative coding.

Trace the evolution of video art from Nam June Paik's television sculptures to Bill Viola's spiritual meditations. Learn how moving images became one of contemporary art's most powerful mediums.

Understand the distinct eras of Modern vs. Contemporary art — covering timelines, defining movements, key artists, and how each era reflects its historical moment. A practical guide for art enthusiasts.

Understand NFT art, from blockchain basics to Beeple's $69 million sale. Learn how digital ownership works, why it matters for artists, and what the future holds for NFTs in the art world.

From 1960s code art to 2026 AI museums, digital art has transformed what painting and creativity mean. Here is the full history and where it stands now.

David Hockney at 88 is still one of the most original painters alive. From Bradford to LA pools to iPad paintings in Normandy, here is his story.

AI-generated images sell for hundreds of thousands at auction. Courts have ruled AI cannot hold copyright. Artists are suing. Here is where the debate actually stands in 2026.

How video games became a serious visual art form: from the painterly worlds of Journey and Shadow of the Colossus to Elden Ring's gothic mythology. A guide to game art direction, concept art, and what makes interactive visuals different.

Explore the best Reddit art communities to grow your skills, find inspiration, and get feedback from fellow creative artists.

Pop Art turned soup cans, celebrities, and comic strips into fine art. Learn how Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Hamilton used commercial imagery to challenge what counted as art in the 1950s and 60s.