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The now
Contemporary
digital art
New tools change how art is made, seen and shared. We look at the work, the choices behind it and the contexts around it.
PIXELS ↔ MATERIALIndependent art reporting · Read worldwide
The present
has a past.
Art reporting that connects today’s experiments with art’s longer history.
01Looking across time, not just the timeline
Digital / Conceptual / HistoricalArt, read in context ↓
Our field of view01 — 03
Three ways in.
One conversation.
From new tools and new forms to ideas that keep returning, we follow art across the boundaries of medium and moment.
Contemporary
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The question
Conceptual art
& artists
When an idea takes the lead, what makes a work? We follow the propositions, practices and debates that keep the question open.
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The long view
Art from
earlier periods
Earlier works are not still. Their meanings shift as we meet them again, with new questions and different eyes.
THEN ↔ NOWA longer view / a clearer picture
Context is part of the story
Not every new idea
arrives out of nowhere.
Morrowglass Dispatch brings contemporary digital and conceptual practices into conversation with art’s past. We use publicly available information to make that conversation easier to follow, with reported context and editorial analysis kept distinct.
How to read with usOpen pages, deeper notes02 — 03
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Public dispatch
Reporting with
the context intact.
Public articles are free to read and share. Each story is a starting point for following connections between artistic practices, works and the histories they touch.
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