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Techspressionism is an artistic approach in which technology is used to express emotional experience. This short documentary introduces the international artist-led movement through artists’ voices, their work and exhibition documentation.
Featuring Sasha Stiles (A LIVING POEM, MoMA, 2025–26), video art pioneer Frank Gillette (Signals, MoMA, 2023), Whitney Biennial artist Michael Rees, art historian Helen A. Harrison, and artist and Salon moderator Davo.
Watch the full documentary · 13 minutes · Transcript · Credits and sources
Upcoming exhibition: Paris, January 22–March 27, 2027
Techspressionism: New Visual Languages at Mémoire de l’Avenir, Paris. Curated by Margalit Berriet; co-curated by Helen Margaret Giovanello. Exhibition details, artists, catalog and visitor information.
For reporting: original recordings and searchable transcripts · Definition and background · Historical timeline · Artist index.
Press coverage
2025
Prompt Magazine, “Colin Goldberg and the Emotional Grammar of Technology,” Issue 15. September 2025.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty YouTube Channel Uzbekistan, October 6, 2025.
Artscope Magazine, “Myth & Meaning Beneath the Surface: A Visionary Collaboration Across Science & Storytelling”, by Lee Roscoe, January 3, 2025 [pdf]
BBC News Uzbek Instagram, “American Artists Exhibition: Technology and Art.” October 6. 2025.
2024
The Enterprise, “New Exhibit Features Moving Images”, November 12, 2024
Manchester Journal, “Techspressionism: A new art movement comes to Vermont, September 26, 2024
Digital Arts Blog, “Exhibition: Hello Brooklyn! // Techspressionism 2024”, August 19, 2024.
Digital Arts Blog, “Artist Interview: Renata Janiszewska”, July 9, 2024.
2023,
2022
Techspressionism on NPR – “ARTalk: Colin Goldberg”, hosted by Gianna Volpe on WLIW. April 19, 2022.
Dan’s Papers, “Top 5 Important East End Arts Moments of 2022” by Oliver Peterson, December 29, 2022
27 East, “Techspressionism: A Global Movement With Local Roots” by Annette Hinkle, April 27, 2022.
James Lane Post, “Colin Goldberg: Curator Of Techspressionism”, by Jessica Mackin-Cipro, May 24, 2022. [archive.org] [pdf]
Art & Architecture Quarterly East End, “AAQ Portfolio: Techspressionism – Digital & Beyond”. Photographs by Jeff Heatley/AAQ. May 25, 2022. [pdf] [archive.org]
Hamptons.com, “Techspressionism Digital & Beyond Art Opening at the Southampton Arts Center” Photos by Rob Rich, May 3, 2022. [pdf] [archive.org]
James Lane Post, “Techspressionism: Digital & Beyond At Southampton Arts Center, Curated By Colin Goldberg”, Spring 2022 Issue, p.3 [pdf] [archive.org]
East Hampton Star, “Expressive Technology in Southampton”, by Mark Segal, April 21, 2022 [pdf] [archive.org]
2021
Hamptons.com, “Colin Goldberg Captures The World with Techspressionism” by David Lion Rattiner. November 15, 2021. [pdf] [archive.org]
Lenscratch, “Digital Mediations: Sherry Karver: Movement Interrupted”. By Aline Smithson. September 28, 2021. [pdf] [archive.org]
Downtown Devil, “New art exhibit ‘Call Me Ishmael’ experiments with augmented reality” by Fernanda Galan. September 6, 2021. [archive.org]
Shelter Island Reporter, “Roz Dimon shares artistic innovation” by Jody Geist. July 23, 2021. [archive.org]
Artnet News, “Editors Picks” by Sarah Cascone. May 3, 2021 [pdf] [archive.org]
2020
Beyond Photography, “Abstract Techspressionism – An Interview With Oz Van Rosen” [pdf] [archive.org]
Hamptons Real Estate Showcase, “Destruction and Creation: Abstract Techspressionism”, by Heather Buchanan. September 22, 2020. [pdf] [archive.org]
Dan’s Papers, “Zen & The Art Of Women”, by Nicole Teitler. March 26, 2020. [pdf] [archive.org]
2019
The Parrish Art Museum: “Pechakucha Night Hamptons, Vol. 27”. March 15, 2019 [vimeo] [pechakucha.com] [parrishart.org] [archive.org]
27 East, “Oz Van Rosen Featured In Group Show At The Whiteroom Gallery”. April 5, 2019. [pdf] [archive.org]
2017
PBS Miami – WPBT2, “Art Loft, Episode 338”. Air Date: June 16, 2015 [YouTube]
Northforker, “‘Hybrid’ exhibit at Alex Ferrone Gallery combines technology with tradition” by Vera Chinese. October 12, 2017 [pdf] [archive.org]
2014
Wired, “If Picasso Had A Macbook Pro”, by Kendra Vaculin. October 11, 2014 [pdf] [archive.org]
Hamptons Art Hub, “’Techspressionism’ Reflects Impact of Japanese Aesthetics”, by Eric Ernst. October 21, 2014 [pdf] [archive.org]
The East Hampton Star, “Colin Goldberg, Techspressionist”, by Jennifer Landes. October 14, 2014. [pdf] [archive.org – EH Star Archive]
2011
Hamptons Art Hub, “Perspectives of Abstraction” by Pat Rogers. September 17, 2011. [pdf] [archive.org]
Helen Harrison, Colin Goldberg: Techspressionism catalog introduction. July 2011. [pdf] [archive.org]