The Lumen Prize Introduces 'The Liminal Review' to Explore Trends in Tech-Driven Art
September 30, 2025 - 19:48
The Lumen Prize, renowned for celebrating art created through technology, has unveiled its latest initiative, 'The Liminal Review: New Signals in Arts Technologies'. This new platform aims to delve into the evolving landscape of technology-driven art, providing insights into the latest trends and innovations in the field.
'The Liminal Review' will serve as a vital resource for artists, curators, and enthusiasts alike, offering a curated selection of articles, interviews, and critiques that highlight the intersection of art and technology. The initiative seeks to foster a deeper understanding of how technological advancements are shaping artistic expression and the creative process.
By showcasing a diverse range of voices and perspectives, 'The Liminal Review' aims to engage a broad audience, encouraging dialogue around the implications of technology in the art world. This endeavor reaffirms the Lumen Prize's commitment to supporting and promoting the future of art in the digital age, ensuring that emerging trends are recognized and celebrated.
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