Comments on: something about mobile art

By: Brian Jackson

Brian Jackson — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 23:54:38 +0000

I’m an abstract painter, with what you might call a low technology threshhold. I’ve seen far too many ‘physical’ artists become low-grade technology obsessives. I use mobile photo’ technology to record my art-works; both in transition and final product. I use it as a guide of thumb. If a painting works on a small screen then I know I’m getting somewhere. Love the art but use the technology wisely.

By: Pascal

Pascal — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:36:05 +0000

In the same vein as the connect to art mobile exhibition organised by Nokia; ArtDublin developed a small mobile site (m.artdublin.ie) to promote 13 Irish artists for the inaugural ArtDublin 06 exhibition. It proved a great success to distribute links in text messages and engage a wider audience.

By: andrew b

andrew b — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 22:38:46 +0000

mobile phones are being used widely by grafitti artists in europe . from barcelona 2 berlin . they record their flaming and tagging with their mobile phone filming capabilities and distribute via mobile bluetooth to an eager audience . indeed the big brands need to recognise self artistic expression amongst the youth via their mobile multimedia device and tap into it . if they are to recover the youth’s desensitized perception of traditional above the line advertising . french rap artists such as mc solar are using mobile music to stimulate the disenchanted minority youth of france . where the french urban youth are using sms as a new form of pop culture . a new form of urban cultural expressionism in digital format . digital tags! cultural tags! using pictures . graphics. and movies. to express themselves . art as we know it the physical sense is changing and with it the parameters of how youth express themselves.

By: ncio

ncio — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 10:56:58 +0000

I predict the year of 2006 will be the breakthrough for cell phone themes. The traditional wallpapers will be history by the end of next year in the same way as mono ringtones are today.