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Goldsmiths, University of London

Educational institution

also known as Goldsmiths, University London

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Members
Alex Estorick, William Latham, Rachel Falconer
Faculty
Andrea Khôra, Atau Tanaka, Frederic Fol Leymarie, Irini Kalaitzidi, Rachel Falconer, Alex Estorick, Daniel Berio, Daniel Rourke, William Latham
Students and alumni
Gerolamo Gnecchi, Irini Kalaitzidi, London Alexander Ham, Andrea Khôra, Benjamin Kandler, Daniel Berio, Daniel Rourke, Esther Bello, Isabel Merchante, Marisa Olson and
Hosted events
Creative Machine, Dusk Blue: The Networks of the Unseen, Tech, Tea + Exchange
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Forensic Architecture

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Coverage · 19 articles

Featured

  • 2026The Curator Ecology
  • 2025Can Art and Tech Giants Shape Education with AI?
  • 2024The Art of DIY Education

Discussed

  • 2026In Between the Art Worlds
  • 2026Drawing with Robots | Patrick Tresset
  • 2025Synthetic Trauma and the Poetics of Erasure
  • 2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham
  • 2022The Lumen Interview | Nye Thompson and UBERMORGEN

Mentioned

  • 2026Dataland announces first cohort of AI artist residents
  • 2025The Artists at the Intersection
  • 2025Tokyo Sets Stage for Exhibition of Media Ecologies
  • 2025How Digital Art Found its HEFT
  • 2025The Power of The Paintbox
  • 2025The Interview | Sara Ludy
  • 2025AI | ALTERNATIVE INTENTIONS
  • 2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
  • 2023Our Fathers | Chuck Csuri and D. P. Henry
  • 2022Rhea Myers and the Logic of Technical Realism
  • 2022In Search of Generative Art History

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