“When today’s artists connect the worlds of imagination, expertise and technology,” she added, “they give us wings to lift Europe to a higher plane and raise our thinking to a higher level” – Ms. Bussemaker, the Dutch culture minister and a top cultural official at the Council of Europe.

“Artists today find it more challenging than ever to present original and innovative ideas, and they need to exert themselves and stretch their imagination to succeed.” – Midan Masr

“Art and technology have always been interrelated, but now they are linked more than ever before. Every year, tinkerers, engineers and tech enthusiasts display their home-brewed art and technology projects at the World Maker Faire” – BBC

“To match up to the current rise of technological advancement a visual artist must adapt and learn to train themselves towards using technological tools in order to edge-up their skill and release creativity to craft in their art works effectively and innovatively.” – Medium

“81-year-old David Hockney, popular English painter, draftsman, stage designer, printmaker and photographer reclaimed his fame by using iPad as his main tool for creativity” – Medium

“Technology is setting a new pace in the evolution of art in new and strange ways – there are new methods, materials, and ideas cropping up each and every day.” – Digimorphing.com

“Today, social media and the Internet have provided artists with an endless audience to share their ideas and creations with. These incredible changes have meant that anyone can participate in art.” – Edgy

“The collision of art and technology has been empowering to artists and audiences alike. Artists can expose their work to a global audience by simply clicking ‘share’ on any chosen social media platform.” – Edgy

“Moving to cultural hubs such as New York or London to mingle with renowned gallery owners and curators isn’t an option for most people, and no longer has to be. Digital Art can gain friction online and generate huge audiences from all over the world.” – Edgy

“Digital technology (like Instagram and WhatsApp) is helping to bring higher outreach for, and better promotion of, crafts. When a craftsperson gets the hang of it, he or she can use it to take good photographs and set proper prices. Selling online can be quite whimsical and demand is generally erratic. Digital technology can help them understand how many pieces they may have to keep as buffer.” – Quartz India

“The internet and Medium’s smart discovery algorithms have now given you immediate potential access to hundreds of millions of people across the entire world.” – ART+Marketing.com

“Some of the most amazing examples of art and technology mix through digital art, kinetic pieces, and works that explore the internet and online existence. The sci-fi mysteries of various movies that were mind-blowing just a decade or so, today shape the face of our reality.” – Widewalls 

“Art is magnificence perceived subjectively by each viewer, beauty in the eyes of the beholder indeed. Art and technology have largely different communities, each with their own practices. Bringing an artistic background to the tech-spectrum, meeting challenges head-on and finding lasting solutions, causes the end result that is ultimately magnanimous.” – The Limited Edition