While AI offers bold new ways to create, it also brings tricky legal questions around copyright, ownership, and originality. Hear from opyright lawyer, Sharon Givoni, who shares her insight on the creative and legal tensions emerging from AI-generated work in Australia.

In conversation with one of Sugar Glider Digital’s artists, Jessica Ticchio where we chat all things digital art and beyond.

Public art has long embodied the cultural visions of diverse communities and peoples - from ancient frescos, reliefs and statues across geographies to political art demarcating eras of repression, liberation and transformation.

We sat down with SGD artist, Jonathan Puc, where we explored their practice and perspectives on digital art.

We sat down with SGD artist, Craig-SR to discuss his key insights and reflections on the West Bund Art & Design Fair.

From SXSW Sydney to West Bund Art & Design Fair, Shanghai…

This month Sugar Glider Digital and Art Pharmacy were an exhibiting gallery at West Bund Art & Design Fair in Shanghai!

This month Sugar Glider Digital joined forces with Purpose Conference!

We provided a stunning collection of artworks that were on show when introducing their diverse range of keynote speakers and mesmerised attendees when played before introducing their keynote presentations.

Mikaela Stafford is a self-taught 3D motion graphics artist exploring themes of abundance and joyfulness aiming to depict the opportunities and challenges of a cyber-physical future.

Sugar Glider Digital is honoured to be included in the 10th anniversary of West Bund Art & Design in 2023. As a young and innovative gallery, we have chosen to make our international art fair debut in Shanghai because it is an artistic epicentre in Asia for contemporary art.

The year is 2050. Do we still think AI is inherently bad, or are we collaborating with it to make art, write screenplays and compose scores? Will art curators become redundant? What does ‘digital’ art look like today? Is immersive art still interesting? How has technology transformed our experience of arts and culture?

Nancy Liang predominately works with paper and collage. Her projects often explore place and history, and more recently Chinese and Korean folk-culture, mythology and traditional arts and crafts.