AI Photography Takes Center Stage at Major Art Fairs
AI Photography Takes Center Stage at Major Art Fairs
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Synthetic AI photography makes waves across prestigious international art venues in 2023:
- Art Basel features Calculator (2023)
- Paris Photo Fair presents Somewhere in Los Angeles (2023)
- NGV Melbourne Triennial showcases CIVICS (2023)
- The Armory Show exhibits Control (2022)
This trend signals growing acceptance of AI-generated imagery in traditional art spaces. The works explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and traditional photography, challenging conventional notions of authorship and creativity.
Synthetic (#AI) photography in print: Calculator (2023) @ArtBasel Somewhere in Los Angeles (2023) @ParisPhotoFair CIVICS (2023) @NGVMelbourne Triennial Control (2022) @thearmoryshow
Kevin Abosch Draws Parallel Between Astronomy and AI Understanding
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Stay Cool, Liquidity Fool (2022)
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