The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of New Media Art: History and Theory / Artists and Practice / Curation and Culture: 1,2,3

New media art has become a global cultural phenomenon and is now the fastest growing and most challenging form of modern art.Ranging across digital art, film and video, computer graphics, computer animation, virtual art, internet art, interactive art, video games, computer robotics, 3D printing, and art as biotechnology, new media art has revolutionised the role and impact of art in our technological times.The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of New Media Art presents the first authoritative reference covering all aspects of new media art, its history, theory, practice, cultural context, and curation. Volume 1: History and TheoryVolume 2: Artists and PracticeVolume 3: Curation and Culture. Total page extent: 1,136 pages. Special introductory offer (valid up to 3 months after publication): £725 / $985 / Aus$1425 (full price: £795 / $1080 / Aus$1565). The complete work is also available digitally on the Bloomsbury Visual Arts hub via institutional subscription or perpetual access.For further deta