Organicities: art, body and technology

Review of Challenges and Opportunities Health Information Technology-based Art Therapy in Education and Treatment

A different body: diagnostic imaging and body art.

An important dimension to the 20th century becoming a “biologic era” had been the development of diagnostic imaging. It began at the end of the 19th century, when Wilhelm Röntgen (1845–1923) discovered x-rays; he was awarded the Nobel Prize for this in 1901 (1 ). George Ansell and Joseph Rotblat, working in Liverpool, visualized the thyroid in 1948, using radioiodine. The American engineer Hal ...

Technology and Art - Putting Things in Context

A set of standard technologies already developed or under development by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) promises to bring back to authors the control of their works. The technologies are those of Content Representation, Digital Item Declaration, Interoperable Intellectual Property Management and Protection, and Metadata.

Co-Creativity in Art + Technology

When artists and technologists collaborate, who is in control? Should technologists support the artists or should they be equal partners? In artist-in-residency studies, these have emerged as vital questions.

Investigating Collaboration in Art and Technology

Introduction How do creative minds get together and create something new which may not be achieved by a single mind? Creativity often needs collaboration, because people generally have limits on certain type of skills to implement their creative ideas. In the context of the digital art world this type of collaboration might be between artists and artists or artists and technologists. In the wor...