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Generative Geography: Postcommodity in Conversation
On January 17 at the San Francisco Institute of Art, Cristóbal MartÃnez of the collective Postcommodity spoke to A.i.A.'s Brian Droitcour about The Point of Final Collapse, a sound installation that…
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Bots vs. AI: Two Kinds of Software Art Take Different Approaches to the Digital Commons
One kind of software art scrapes the digital commons. Another kind lives there.
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How Does AI Change the Way We Perceive Art?
As the novelty of AI-produced artworks fades, Ian Cheng's simulations offer insights into how AI is changing the way we perceive art.
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Hard Truths: How to Dodge a Careerist Curator
With a world in crisis and an art market spinning out of control, seasoned creative consultants bring hard truths to our readers.
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At Fotografiska, Photography Becomes a Form of Virtue Signaling
You get the sense that Fotografiska is pounding the square peg of the artists’ work through the round hole of the museum’s brand.
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The Battle Between Good and Evil in the Work of Douglas Gordon
Eleanor Heartney's book "Doomsday Dreams: The Apocalyptic Imagination in Contemporary Art," recently published by Silver Hollow Press, considers the various ways contemporary artists have approached…
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Postcommodity’s Sound Installation Broadcasts a Luxury Apartment Tower’s Slow Collapse
The work plays with scale to make tangible ongoing phenomena that are otherwise difficult to grasp in their totality.
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Two Books about Art History Examine a Discipline in Crisis
These are clearly pessimistic historiographies, imagining the discipline to be permanently cut off from its past heights or, alternately, damned from its very outset.
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The Tools of Generative Art, from Flash to Neural Networks
Since the ‘90s, access to software programs has spurred creative developments while fostering collective alternatives to a fiercely proprietary tech industry.
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The Social Conscience of Generative Art
In the 1960s theorist Max Bense and artist Gustav Metzger imagined new roles for computers that would defy their military origin.
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