Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Refik Anadol: Machine Dreams – Rainforest

It’s all go in Los Angeles. On the heels of LACMA’s stunning new Geffen wing comes Dataland, the world’s first museum dedicated to omni-sensory, AI-generated art, George Lucas’s Museum of Narrative Art, which will open in September, followed in November…
Ayoung Kim: Delivery Dancer Codex

A trilogy of video works featuring two queer, female delivery drivers in Seoul, Ayoung Kim’s Delivery Dancer Codex uses innovative digital technology to explore labour and the gig economy, as well as metaphysical notions of time and multiverses
Symbiosis: Art in the Age of AI

The exhibition presents a gamut of international artists who work with artificial intelligence in various ways, exploring a wide range of possibilities offered by this latest technological development
Philippe Parreno: Voices

Parreno is a wizard weaving verbal and technological spells around us, but for those who would rather keep the machines at bay, it is a truly disturbing experience
Harold Cohen: AARON

Through paintings, works on paper and projections, this exhibition traces the evolution of AARON, the earliest artificial intelligence (AI) program for creating art, conceived by the pioneering British painter Harold Cohen
Lawrence Lek: NOX

In a vast three-floor installation, Lek turns what we think we know about AI on its head, as we follow the fictional Farsight Corporation struggling to fix the mental health crisis of a sentient self-drive car
AI: Who’s Looking After Me?

This exhibition considers the hottest – and to some most frightening – of hot topics, artificial intelligence, and its role within systems affecting everyday life
Harold Cohen: The AARON Retrospective

Could one human’s lifetime of artistic knowledge be encoded? That is what Cohen set out to discover when he began work on what would become the AARON computer program
Ian Cheng – interview: ‘What’s the worst possible dad I could be? Maybe a dad who conflates his work with his kid and tries to make them the same thing’

The American artist Ian Cheng explores parenthood and agency in an imagined future that sees humans and AI living in symbiosis
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg – interview: ‘We need to radically rethink our behaviours, globally’

The coronavirus pandemic is a chance for people to ask how they can do better by nature, says Ginsberg, who talks about her work using artificial intelligence and technology