Art

AI and Creativity: Expanding Access to Artistic Expression

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in numerous fields, and its impact on creativity is increasingly pronounced. As AI technologies continue to evolve, they are reshaping how artists create, share, and interact with their work. This article explores the role of AI in democratizing creativity, positioning it as a catalyst for expanding access to artistic expression and challenging traditional boundaries within the art world. By examining these dynamics, we uncover a new artistic era characterized by inclusivity and innovation.

The Future of Beauty: Machine Learning and Aesthetics

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Machine Learning and Beauty

The integration of machine learning into so many creative practices has sparked profound changes in the way we understand and appreciate aesthetics. Traditional aesthetic theories have long been influenced by cultural, philosophical, and subjective elements, but the introduction of data-driven methodologies invites a reexamination of the traditional concepts.

Five New Media Artists that Shaped New Media Art

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Five New Media Artists that shaped New Media Art. Cao Fei, Laurie Anderson, Nam June Paik, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, and Refik Anadol

New media artists are at the forefront of innovation, pushing boundaries and challenging traditional art forms. These artists utilize technology, digital tools, and interactive elements to create immersive and thought-provoking artworks that captivate audiences around the globe. Here are five pioneering new media artists who has made a significant impact on the art world with … Read more

Vincent van Gogh’s Last Painting

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On Sunday, July 27, 1890, Vincent van Gogh did not return in time for dinner to the Auberge Ravoux in Auvers sur Oise. He had been staying at the inn since he arrived in the small village two months earlier. It was part of his daily routine to have his evening meal at the inn after spending the mornings and late afternoons painting in the surrounding countryside.  But on this day, he failed to show up for the evening meal.

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AI and the Ethical Implications of Artistic Expression

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Depicts AI and the Ethical Implications of Artistic Expression in a photo-realistic looking modernist style collage

The dance of AI in art, with all its ethical implications, is not just a performance, but a revolutionary ballet that will redefine the stage of artistic expression.

The Future of Art in the Age of AI

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Art and technology have always had a symbiotic relationship. From the first cave paintings to modern digital art, technology has enabled artists to create and showcase their work in new and innovative ways. Today, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is poised to revolutionize the art world in ways that are beyond any predictive trajectories or technological trends.

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generation/mutation 1.2

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After its launch on DIGITALSOULS.COM in 1998, interest in generation/mutation grew week by week. A steady stream of new contributions arrived almost daily. These early, human made contributions are presented here in generation/mutation 1.2

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Malcolm Summer – Street Photography

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Malcolm Summer’s photographs take the viewer on a global journey. Based in Berlin, Germany, Summer explores the urban realities of cities like San Francisco, Honolulu, Barcelona, Rome, or Berlin. His images are fresh with an engaging balance of traditional perspectives and new discoveries.

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generation/mutation 1.1

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Before crowdsourcing – outsourcing creative work online

The original version of generation/mutation was launched on DIGITALSOULS.COM in March of 1998 with a simple call to artists.

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Readymade Daily

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Studio of Marcel Duchamp

Marcel Duchamp (1913)

You have to approach the thing with an indifference, as if you had no aesthetic emotion. – Marcel Duchamp

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Hiding in Plain Sight: Liu Bolin and the Art of Disappearance

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Liu Bolin’s work continues to amaze audiences around the world. His site specific installations often play on the theme of hiding in plain sight. Bolin is a master at making himself disappear in public places and situations. He makes himself invisible by painting himself, his face and clothes, to match the background behind him.

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The Kissing Project

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The kiss is a symbol of love and intimacy. Many artists have produced iconic works about it. From Gustav Klimt’s masterpiece “The Kiss” (1907) to Warhol’s experimental 50 minutes silent film “Kiss” (1963), artists have taken up the gesture of the kiss as subject matter. A black & white photograph taken in the 1950’s by an unknown photographer in Nelson, BC, provided the inspiration for the Kissing Project (2017).

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