Jury Selections Little Rock artist Gary Wayne Golden, who works in an interesting new fine arts medium called digital art, has had two of his works selected to be shown in New York and Washington, D.C. galleries.
Digital art is created through various techniques on a computer.
The computer file, which exists in virtual space, must be turned into an art product that can be hung on a wall or exhibited in some way in real space. Digital Art 1999 is a national juried show of artwork created with computers. The exhibition, which opened Aug. 10, runs through the 28th of this month at Nexus Gallery in Manhattan. It's gratifying to not only be selected but to have my piece considered the best of this particular group. D.C. That show, which features 23 works selected from 220 entries, is designed to honor Dali by displaying contemporary works that reflect upon the image or manner of the outrageous Spanish Surrealist.