Before this class I had a go-to idea of what digital art was. I automatically thought of the sort of thing on Deviantart, art that was created entirely or mostly in photoshop. While I was aware there were other kinds, that was what my mind inevitably went to. I didn’t think of the modifications and [...]

Little girls, this seems to say, Never stop upon your way, Never trust a stranger-friend; No one knows how it will end. As you’re pretty so be wise; Wolves may lurk in every guise. Handsome they may be, and kind, Gay, and charming — nevermind! Now, as then, ‘tis simple truth — Sweetest tongue has [...]

The night before the digital art final, and Maggie Tanner had vanished. Now, normally this wouldn’t be in my jurisdiction. I’m just a small-stuff detective; I stick to paperwork. Nice, safe paperwork. But apparently before her disappearance Tanner had left some paperwork that needed to be filled: namely, the second half of her digital project, [...]

Stephen Vitiello is an American audio and video artist as well as a musician, often creating songs which he sells in CD form. He has collaborated with a number of different artists as well as had his own solo exhibitions and commissioned work. Location is an important part of his work – obviously because the [...]

Paul Pfeiffer is an American artist who is best known for his video art. Sound is extremely important to his work, and he edits it just as much as the actual video. Work such as Live From Neverland and The Long Count have a great deal to do with iconic pop culture icons like Michael [...]

Bill Viola is a New York-born artist who works in video media. He has a certain kind of zen aesthetic which can be seen in a lot of his work, as well as a desire for balance – fire and water, light and dark, etc. Likewise he’s very interested in the expressing of emotions, usually [...]