The Salon of the Belgrade City Museum presents the solo exhibition of Ivan Grubanov titled I Hate You. The exhibition, curated by Daniele Capra, consists of new works of process-based painting. I Hate You offers a selection of the artists latest research. Grubanov’s practice stems from a critical reflection on the processes of creating collective …
Virtual reality technology involves creating a computer-generated environment that users can interact with through a headset or other devices that simulate the experience of being in a different place. The technology typically uses a combination of visual, auditory, and haptic feedback to create a sense of immersion and presence in the virtual environment. In the …
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With augmented reality art and AR marketing trends on the rise, it’s safe to say that the demand for AR artists will soon increase drastically. Augmented reality technology is an enormous, powerful, and revolutionizing storytelling tool that is changing the way artists and companies brand themselves. In this article we’ll present a few AR artists who have …
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The exhibition of works by Jon Žagar called “Sintropija” is on display in the Library, Information and Publishing Center of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Slovenia (KIZC MO RS). The exhibition is open till 5.4.2024. We are happy to invite you to visit it and explore works by this young Slovenian artist. …
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The international networking event within the project BITE 2.0 took place in Belgrade from January 31st to February 2nd, gathering representatives of cultural operators, organizations and institutions from all around Europe. Within the event we officially published the innovative BITE Contemporary Art Business Model (CABM) 2.0 and presented the benefits it brings to the contemporary …
As we step into a new year, the contemporary art world is buzzing with anticipation, ready to embrace fresh perspectives, innovative techniques, and thought-provoking creations. The year 2024 promises to be a canvas for artists to explore, experiment, and redefine boundaries. Let’s delve into some of the prominent trends that are set to shape the contemporary art …
Virtual reality in art, the hottest trend combining art and tech, has taken the art world by storm. Recently, artists and institutions are experimenting with this new digital technology to create immersive works of art and exhibitions with which viewers can interact. Continue reading at the Artling.
Alive and surprising, digital art gives rise every day to new artists blooming in this contemporary landscape. Caustic humor in the background of political revolt, psychedelic journey in the meanders of the unconscious, surrealist and colorful lands…Digital artists use the virtual to approach reality, seize the tangible, and to create the original. Ready to discover this dialogue between two …
The BITE Art Tour Ljubljana Edition is enabling people to relive art performances that were showcased this October during our festival “Future of Europe: Code Green”. The festival brought together young artistsfrom all around Europe and enabled them to use contemporary performance to raise awareness about the impact of climate change and importance of environmental protection. By downloading the BITE application and heading out to the places where …
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As we step further into the 21st century, the landscape of contemporary art is undergoing a profound transformation, largely driven by the relentless march of digitalization. The traditional boundaries of artistry are being challenged, redefined, and expanded in ways previously unimaginable. From digital paintings to virtual reality installations, the possibilities seem boundless, sparking both excitement …
