Tag: technology in art

Digital engagement isn’t just a nice-to-have anymore. By 2025, it’s become part of the way galleries function daily. Collectors no longer simply rely on seeing work in person; their first encounter can often be online. This means galleries have to think carefully about how every post, image, or event communicates the quality and personality of the work. It’s not about replacing exhibitions, it’s about complementing them. Galleries are building online spaces that feel curated, intentional, and connected to the physical experience. Collectors now expect seamless transitions between digital and in-person touchpoints,…

Have you noticed how your phone feels like a little art gallery now? Every few weeks there’s a new app, a fun filter, or some online space where people are showing and making art in ways that didn’t even exist a few years ago. The way artists share their work is changing fast, and it’s not just about posting on Instagram anymore, it’s opening up whole new ways of being seen. Take Wplace, for example. It’s this giant online canvas where people from all over the world add their own doodles,…