Monsters, Methods, and the Meaning Behind the Making
From Frankenstein tech bros to art world horror stories, skeleton dances, and Indigenous AR interventions at the Met
The Retreat to Analog: When Digital Tools Stop Feeling Like Progress
Exploring why artists across disciplines are stepping back from algorithmic creation.
From Echo Chambers to Gallery Walls
Digital art's long march toward institutional respect and why it matters.
The Art of Leaving Things Unfinished
Music, design, travel, AI empathy, and ancient star maps—plus a note on The Intersect’s summer break and return.
Culture Under Pressure
Art, politics, and technology collide: from public art maps and cosmic illusions to the uncertain future of arts funding.
Seeing Differently
New perspectives on how technology shapes perception, from factory floor murals to revolutionary camera sensors.
52 Weeks at the Crossroads: A Year of Art & Technology
From ancient star charts to surveillance sculptures, our anniversary issue celebrates a year of exploring how artists make the invisible visible.
Meaning Over Mechanics: The Shift in Design
Transitioning the creative focus from execution to intention and significance.
The Art of Questioning Technology: From Data to Democracy
Art as a lens for data literacy, AI's place in film, and how public spaces are reimagining creative engagement.
Subcultures, Screens, and Signals
Goth festivals on warships, Dalí via AI, creative tools, and the chaos of too much information—where art and tech keep colliding.
