With the infusion of games in so many pieces in an exhibition like “I Was Raised on the Internet,” it seems odd that video games and art could still be so often perceived as culturally divergent.

Net art was never a specific scene: It was born before the internet existed and continues to be created today, worldwide, in disparate media. A project called Net Art Anthology, curated by Rhizome ...

BOSTON — It’s difficult to say precisely what the internet is, or where it begins and ends, even though using it feels so familiar. The Institute of Contemporary Art’s massive, head-spinning ...

Social media and smartphones are the most significant technological developments to impact the art world since the invention of the camera. In 2007, the first iPhone entered the market ...

The former New York Times writer has recently written a “poetics” of the internet, critically studying it as an art form and mapping the exciting cultural transformations brought about by the ...

In fact, an exhibition opening next week at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, is touted as the first major museum show ever devoted to the way the internet has shaped contemporary art.

Understandably, this is raising questions about the meaning and value of art. Indeed, the growth of AI may simply add to the dilution of creative work. The internet has made it easier for artists ...

In addition to covering a lot of ground at "Wired," Rose recently published a new book, "The Art of Immersion ... The book is essentially about how the Internet is changing storytelling.