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    In Art Made From the Digital, Its Imperfections Are Revealed

    by Heather Sparks Oct 09, 2013 2 minutes

    Postcards from Google Earth (one of five images in the collection)Clement Valla

    A wave of digital art, and its acceptance in the mainstream art world, has been building since computer technologies entered people’s lives over 20 years ago. Just last year, MoMA acquired 14 video games for its

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