Art & Technology

Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Interviews

What Survives the Machine: Tony Raven on Knowledge, Trust and the Digital Dark Age

Tony Raven, former Chief Executive of Cambridge Enterprise, talks about tacit knowledge, the fragility of digital memory, AI and the people and institutions that carry ideas into public life.

by Eric Akoto • 21st July 202625th July 2026

Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Interviews

What Dance Leaves Behind: Rebecca Evans on Hinterlands

Rebecca Evans speaks to Litro about Hinterlands, a mixed-reality dance work that places the live body, digital image and audience inside the same unstable space. The conversation moves through somatic ...

by Eric Akoto • 11th June 202630th July 2026

Art & Technology, Editor's Pick, Future Archives, Interviews

The Body in the Frame

Bia Oliveira speaks to Litro about Sadler’s Wells’ first Dance Digital festival, choreography made for camera, young filmmakers, AI anxiety, rights, and why dance on screen should not be treated ...

by Eric Akoto • 6th June 202630th July 2026

AI & Publishing, Art & Technology, Feature, Features, Technology

AI and the Writer: What to Use, What to Avoid

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by Eric Akoto • 30th May 202630th May 2026

Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews, Music

We Are the Archives: Adem Holness on SXSW London, Discovery and the Sound of a City

Adem Holness, Head of Music at SXSW London, speaks to Litro about live discovery, London’s many musical energies, and why festivals can still create memories that platforms and algorithms cannot.

by Eric Akoto • 29th May 202630th May 2026

Art & Technology, Editor's Pick, Essay Saturday, Future Archives

When the Archive Watches Back: Rand Paul, FISA and the Memory of Mass Surveillance

In May 2015, Rand Paul spoke for more than ten hours against the renewal of Patriot Act surveillance powers. The speech belonged to one political moment, but the deeper question ...

by Eric Akoto • 23rd May 202623rd May 2026

Art & Technology, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews, Translations

The Country Inside the Footnotes: Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and Lin King on Taiwan Travelogue

After Taiwan Travelogue won the International Booker Prize 2026, Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King spoke to Litro about false archives, food as historical memory, Japanese colonial Taiwan, translation, and ...

by Eric Akoto • 21st May 202630th May 2026

AI & Publishing, Art & Technology, Interviews, Technology

Interview with Kate Pullinger: Writing and the Digital Age

Archive note: This interview was originally published by Litro USA as part of the Art & Technology issue. It has been added to Litro’s UK archive as part of ...

by eric-akoto • 6th May 20266th May 2026

Art & Technology, Digital Culture, Technology

How Museums Use Technology to Bring the Past Back to Life

Museums have long used technology to change how audiences encounter the past. From immersive displays and digital guides to virtual access and archive discovery, this Litro archive piece remains relevant ...

by Litro Magazine • 5th May 20265th May 2026

Art & Technology, Digital Culture, Technology

Digital Exhibitions Are Reviving Ancient Art

Digital exhibitions are changing how audiences encounter ancient art, opening up new ways to preserve, interpret and share cultural heritage. This piece belongs in Litro’s Art & Technology and Digital ...

by accounts • 5th May 20265th May 2026