isn’t that so scary???

The Algo Killed Curation.

But we've never made decisions on our own! And have always since forever had our tastes and preferences dictated to us.

The Algo Killed Curation.

I believe people see the artists but they’re delusional with perfect generated images , They don’t have a enough knowledge about art and we don’t need to be perfect or our creation shouldn’t be perfect, so they think the…

The Algo Killed Curation.

adding this interview from Mario Klingemann because it feels very relevant to the conversation: https://www.art-magazine.ai/artist-directory/feature/mario-klingemann-conflict-of-interest. :)

When was the last time you were surprised by AI?

Ever since I got onto the Internet (actually even via BBSes, before that), I have tried meeting up with the people I met online. It’s always fascinated me, that a bunch of characters on a screen, actually is a truly real…

Yelling Into The Void

We’ve published various articles over the years that highlighted this threat: that the rhetoric of decentralization and decoloniality were merely the emperors new cloaks. As ever @joanakawaharalino hits the nail on the h…

On the Super Bowl-ification of Digital Art

I completely agree, and I love the way you put it. These systems can’t see, can’t truly look or feel.

Yelling Into The Void

I LOVE “eyeball harvesters”! Completely, I think it can become a highly dehumanising experience. Do you reckon there is some sort of antidote to it? When you mention conversations with real people, do you mean people who…

Yelling Into The Void

Thanks for these recommendations @ivonatau ! The Gilbert book in particular looks right up my alley...

Calling all book lovers! Art book recommendations?

Glad you liked it! Indeed, it’s something to keep alive beyond those Will Smith benchmark tests ahha. I used a ton of Dalle-mini and Dalle-2 in 2022 when people from OpenAI were giving away this beta testing access to ar…

Media Synthesis Museum, by Hugging Face

Ben Davis, Art in the after culture Kyle Chaika, Filterworld Sophie Gilbert, Girl on Girl ( less art , but pop culture in general )

Calling all book lovers! Art book recommendations?

Being surprised by AI very often means learning something new about the data. Discovering how it can be molded or what can be build from it, intentionally or not. That’s why for me it’s important to work with models and …

When was the last time you were surprised by AI?

I am on the same page with you about training your own models . Still. Or maybe especially now. When the differences between next best models are so negligible, and when people are tired of the visual stimulus, I’m losin…

On digestion, going slow and whether the custom AI model still matters

The same is happening with images obviously. Most of them are produced for systems that analyze them without seeing.

Yelling Into The Void

I think you are right about the institutions. I’m excited about this place, because for me the biggest advantage of the whole nft movement (selling art aside) was the ability to form meaningful connections with artists w…

Five years after 2021: Where is digital art heading to?

Excited to explore and join the conversations!

About our new website

Thank you @pgervois , it means a lot to hear this!

I started to create digital art because I was broke, not because I choose the medium

Please note that I didn’t say “the art world”, or “the artists”. I said “the art MARKET”.

Why does art still have to be either digital or analogue?

This is a great find. I love the idea of treating older generative models as cultural artifacts that people should still be able to experience. Curious which models people will consider most important to preserve.

Media Synthesis Museum, by Hugging Face

I don’t know if that’s how the art market classifies art. I think any split is definitely misleading when many artists (or rather their studios) that are in the “analogue” category use digital tools or procedures before …

Why does art still have to be either digital or analogue?