Cyberarts and communication in Venezuela
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Cybernetic Art, Digital Communication, Web Artists and Cyberarte in VenezuelaAbstract
Cyberspace and the Web have generated new forms of art, using information technologies, whose expressions and themes cover different contemporary cultural manifestations. This is cyberart. One of the characteristics of this cyberart is the use of digital media, with a particular form of dissemination: the Internet. In this way, and contrary to what happened in previous centuries, art is now permanently related to the media. Although art can be an object of limited, particular and focused enjoyment, today the incorporation of mass reproduction media changes the value of the work of art, its dissemination and access. With electronic media, art has been incorporated into the same digital communication in all parts of the world. This generic relationship between CYBERART and COMMUNICATION is the one that will be analyzed in this paper, seen from the cases of contemporary Venezuelan artists and creators.
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