New Media Alights the Realm of Art History

What is the meaning of the term "new media"? How did you influence the research of art history in the process of growth over the past 6 years? New media has a big meaning for many people, but in a nutshell it is an interactive dialogue and an open relationship to the semi open community. "[New] media is becoming an increasingly more coordinated place, because the group to see, listen to, watch and listen to specific things is now an art history, it is possible to gather now" (Shirky ) New Media has become a social communication tool in the constantly evolving Internet world.

Memories: In art, new media, and social memory, writers Richard Rainach and Jon Ippolito bring this issue to the art scene of the new media and explore creators of Nam June Paik and Danger Mouse. An example. In addition to the rapidly evolving technology, they also discussed the legitimate collusion of outdated systems and digital art. PERICLES is an EU funded program to deal with digital preservation issues in digital art and experimental science data. TATE's Annet Dekker and Patricia Falcao examined the PERICLES report, an interdisciplinary discussion on software protection technology, and explored the role of various preservation techniques and parents, programmers, and artists.

Digital art is a broad term of art and technology that is related to new media art, focusing on the use of digital technology in creative processes and may be regarded as a subcomponent of new media art. New media art is focused on non-traditional modern media, including computer graphics, Internet art, robotics engineering, video games, and other virtual formats, and it is important for viewers or viewers to interact with artists and artists We also emphasize interactions. Many people call it "father of digital art", he began digital imaging experiments at Media Research / Buffalo in New York, an experimental organization funded by the National Arts Foundation. In Gartel and his contemporaries, long-term connections and duplications between digital images and other digital media (such as video and electronic sounds) were first established.