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More than a digital frame for your art, Samsung's The Frame gets a proper boost to act as a real TV this year, finally adopting Samsung's take on quantum dot.

Artists have already seen their toolset change with improvements to computers and tablets, so where can art go next? Augmented reality.

The digital photo frame may be mostly dead and buried, but there's now a new take on that, as it gets bigger and more artsy for your home and office walls.

The Samsung TV that is also a digital art frame now has one more reason to be inside your home: real artworks by some of the world's best.

If you prefer a TV that can do double duty as a piece of art, Samsung's 2018 Frame could be just the thing.

Samsung’s take on the digital picture frame last year was one of its more intriguing propositions, but not everyone wants a 55 or 65 inch art frame that also happens to be a TV. But 43 inches? That’s a little easier.

There are still great museums to visit in the real world, but Google’s online virtual museum known as “Arts & Culture” is this week launching a look at one of the more important musicals of our time.

One of Australia's VR schools may have found a way to get anyone interested in VR, with country's first tournament in virtual art creation.

Ever wonder if digital art can look and feel just like the real thing? There may not be any imprints of pen or paintbrush markings, but a new push aims to show just how digitisers may be the best way to keep illustrators, well, illustrating.