These days, many artists tend to view photos virtually on computer monitors as well as the LCDs of smartphones and tablets. Yet, some of us still desire to look at and hold a real, physical book of...
We’ve all been told that it’s imperative to back up our computers and make sure that our files and data are secure. But now that we’re running on more mobile devices and working with more online...
Smartphones travel with us everywhere we go, which means we’re able to shoot a photo or capture a video at a moment’s notice. But having a camera that we constantly carry with us means we’re amassing...
Despite what the technology world might have you believe, it’s difficult to create or produce something that's utterly new and completely original, something that has no ties to past forms, concepts,...
Those outside the fine-art world often harbor a rather dated or romantic view of how artists use or relate to technology. My guess is they think artists more or less utterly reject all forms of...
As far as social media tools go, Twitter is pretty straightforward: You get a maximum of 140 characters of type to express what's on your mind. If you want to add a photo or a video, that's fine...
This past fall I was lucky enough to hear Sree Sreenivasan, former chief digital officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, give an incredibly informative presentation at Consumer Reports...
For my latest State of the Art column, I focus on multimedia and Brian Storm, who is the founder of MediaStorm, and, in my view, the creator of some of the best multimedia projects around. One early...
If you're a visual artist, you should really take advantage of the powerful yet inexpensive multimedia mobile apps that are available for you to use on your smartphone or tablet. At the very least,...
When David Bowie died earlier this year, I'd always known he had been an incredibly gifted musician, artist and actor. What I hadn't realized was how Bowie had always been inspired by technology. To...
