Our pick of Venice Biennale 2019's most scientific artworks
16 May 2019
Venice’s Biennale is colourful, brash, and full of experiments. But in the end, it’s about the trickiness of learning to live with our digital creations
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Antony Gormley’s virtual reality adventure lets you ski on the moon
27 March 2019
Best known for his figures celebrating the human form, Antony Gormley’s latest endeavour is an epic virtual reality project letting you fly through space
The mighty T. rex comes to terrifying life, complete with feathers
13 March 2019
Life-sized models and scary VR at the American Museum of Natural History breathe life into fearsome predator, Tyrannosaurus rex, in an anniversary show for all ages
What it's like to play Call of Duty in a blacker-than-black room
31 October 2018
Can a room painted with light-absorbing Vantablack enhance the experience of playing Black Ops 4, the latest game in the Call of Duty series? Our reporter went to find out
Game on: Picks from the latest video games at E3
12 June 2018
From cyberpunk and hypnotic patterns to warfare in ancient Greece, here’s the highlights from the latest crop of video games released at this year’s E3
Technology vs observation: the big question facing art’s future
13 December 2017
Tech offers new ways to create art, a London show makes clear, but it may compromise life drawing – and the honest observation at the heart of all great work
Augmented reality brings Beatie Wolfe’s new songs to life
5 May 2017
At the launch of the Raw Space album, augmented reality brings a dream-like quality to folk music, with added butterflies
