Results from a research project measuring whether or not technology has had a positive impact on musicians.

Digital technology is enabling people in Cuba to express themselves through film.

Artist Bruce Munro uses light to create natural feeling, large scale art installations.

There is much discussion about the manipulation of photographs using computers.  But as this exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art demonstrates, photo manipulation dates back to the 1800's.  So, is the method of manipulation actually relevant, or are computers just another step in a long history of the technological evolution of the medium?

An interesting look at what sculptors are able to create using computers.

This is a series of stills from movies, with motion created in gif format.  Definitely not a form of photography that would be possible without computers.

Interesting article on creating art with an iPad.  The article also references a Flickr group dedicated to people working in the medium.

There is so much discussion in the art community about how the ability to digitally alter a photograph impacts its perceived "legitimacy". My favorite quote from this article, which sums up my position on the debate: "... no amount of technology will turn a mediocre photographer into a great one. Nor, in conceptual terms, will it transform a bad idea into a good one. For that you would still need to possess a rare set of creative gifts that are still to do with seeing, with deep looking."