A ground-breaking new Artificial Intelligence (AI) art fair will run in parallel with Frieze this month, showcasing the world’s most illustrious AI and NFT artists including Obvious, Oxia Palus, and Alexander Reben.(Seen top of page – bitGANs by Pindar Van Arman, 2021, 4K ArtStick Moving Art) The AI themed ambience will include AI blended cocktails, AI gastronomy and AI music, and play host to leading members of AI art movement such as the renowned Graham...
An artwork using Artificial Intelligence routines to explore themes of culture and identity has won the 2019 Graduate Art Prize for Camberwell College of Art graduate Betty Leung. Seen above, Interpreter IV by Betty Leung, an MA Fine Art graduate of Camberwell College of Art, received the most public votes ahead of twenty-one other shortlisted nominations for this year’s prize, founded by art consultancy ARTIQ to find the nation’s most exciting graduate artists. Leung was...
Victor Wong’s London exhibition Far Side of the Moon showcases the possibilities of combining technology and art, using his A.I creation Gemini. Gemini, an artificial intelligence ink artist, takes its name from the astrological sign represented by twins, a reference to the twin aspects of its A.I. mind and robotic body. Gemini took three years to build and programme. It plots 3D virtual terrain, while its arm dips its brush into ink and water, sweeping...
A humanoid artificially intelligent robot named Ai-Da is claimed to be the first robot capable of drawing people from life using her eye, and a pencil in her bionic hand. The designers say that using AI processes and algorithms, Ai-Da’s ability as a life-like robot to draw and paint from sight has never been achieved before, and will make Ai-Da an artist in her own right. Ai-Da is the brainchild of art impresario and gallerist Aidan Meller,...
Heralding the latest development in the rapidly emerging field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) art, Sotheby’s will offer the first self-contained, generative work of Artificial Intelligence ever to appear on the market, as part of the Contemporary Art Day Auction in London on March 6. Titled Memories of Passersby I, Mario Klingemann’s groundbreaking installation comprises a wooden console table which hosts an AI computer ‘brain’, and two framed screens upon which the machine’s output – disquieting...
