#art-and-technology

#art-and-technology

David Salle utilizes AI to expand his creative possibilities and explore new forms of artistry.

The Jeu de Paume exhibition provides a comprehensive historical and cultural perspective on AI and art through a diverse range of artists.

Refik Anadol sees data as a creative material, emphasizing collaboration between humans and AI in art.

teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi creates an interactive art experience where visitors' presence shapes the art, blurring the lines between observer and creator.

The Portland Winter Light Festival has significantly grown over the years, showcasing the intersection of art and technology and attracting significant community engagement.

Gyro enables participants to create unique sounds through interactive movement with modified snare drums.

A robot artist's work is set to auction for the first time, reflecting on AI's implications through the portrait of Alan Turing.

OK Go's new music video features an intricate hall of mirrors created with 29 robots and 60 mirrors, merging art and technology for a mesmerizing experience.

The Goal Seeking project explores collective behavior in robots powered by solar energy and light, raising questions about purpose and intelligence.

Amir Fattal's art merges generative AI and traditional painting, challenging norms of creativity and prompting dialogue about technology's role in art.

Generative AI is transforming creative expression, but may sacrifice the artistry and authenticity that define traditional animation styles.

Anna Lucia's art elegantly merges computer algorithms with traditional textiles, showcasing her unique blend of creativity and engineering.

AI companies are promoting narratives that diminish the human joy in creativity, particularly in music making.

The integration of 3D tools is transforming creative fields by merging traditional artistry with cutting-edge digital techniques.

The Tate Modern exhibition celebrates computer-inspired art, blending various forms and challenging perceptions of reality through innovative installations.

The exhibition 'Electric Dreams' at Tate Modern showcases how artists engaged with technology in the post-WWII era.

Electric Dreams showcases the evolution of art and technology through early digital innovations and the work of seminal artists.