Many artists, academics and commentators have contextualised teletext art in their own way, addressing commonly-cited criticisms regarding the medium’s later life. Raquel Meyers, in...
By 2014, the tried and trusted Cebra Text editor long used to facilitate teletext events was becoming incompatible with modern versions of Windows. In...
Sé-bastieeeen!* Angine de Poitrine, those limber polka-dotted math-surf-jazz rock wizards from an unpronounceable solar system, have recently crash landed on Planet Teletext. Documenting this...
Broadcast in 1990, Hands Up! was a series of educational TV programmes commissioned by Channel 4 made entirely with animated teletext graphics. It was...
TART2020 (Teletext Art 2020) has begun broadcasting on Finland’s Yle Text service. Presented by FixC and the Museum of Teletext Art, the festival will...
The artwork of Steve Horsley and Dan Farrimond features in a new article examining how the Internet facilitates teletext as an artistic genre. Written...
If the Internet invented clickbait, then ClubCall and its competitors were the masters of phonebait. With increasingly juicy teletext headlines, they lured many a...
Tonight on Teletext Artist Spotlight we’ll be highlighting the work of Little Cat, who has recently discovered the vibrant world of teletext art and...