🏛️ Art Critic Jill Spalding Reviews DATALAND Museum's Vision
🏛️ Art Critic Jill Spalding Reviews DATALAND Museum's Vision
🏛️ The critic's take...
DATALAND Museum receives critical recognition
Art critic Jill Spalding has written a piece examining the context and discourse of DATALAND Museum, the world's first museum dedicated to AI art currently under construction in Los Angeles.
The museum represents a collaboration between media artist Refik Anadol and the Brazilian Indigenous Yawanawa community. Construction continues on the physical space, which will house collections like Biome Lumina.
Key developments:
- Critical analysis from established art critic validates the project's cultural significance
- Museum construction progressing in Los Angeles
- Focus on co-creation between traditional Indigenous art and AI technology
The project aims to preserve Yawanawa culture through digital art, including the Genesis collection 'Winds of Yawanawa' featuring 1000 unique data paintings.
GM! Just received this wonderful piece from Jill Spalding, art critic that has truly captured our context and discourse of @DatalandMuseum . So much to do for our community and so excited to share our space with you soon!!!
🎨 Indigenous Art Meets AI: Yawanawa Chief and Refik Anadol Present Historic Collaboration at Miami ICA
**Artist Refik Anadol and Chief Nixiwaka of the Yawanawa people are hosting an exclusive artists talk at the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami.** - **When**: Wednesday, December 3rd, 4:00-5:30 PM - **What**: Presentation of *Winds of Yawanawa* project - **Availability**: Very limited seating The event showcases their **groundbreaking collaboration** between Brazilian Indigenous Yawanawa community and AI media artist Refik Anadol. **Key highlights:** - First-of-its-kind co-creation between Indigenous community and digital artist - Genesis collection features 1000 unique Data Paintings - Aims to preserve Yawanawa culture through digital art This **historic partnership** represents Anadol's first official collaborative wallet, working directly with Instituto Nixiwaka and the Yawanawa communities. *Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness the intersection of traditional Indigenous art and cutting-edge AI technology.*
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Yawanawa and Refik Anadol Launch Genesis NFT Collection
The Brazilian Indigenous Yawanawa community and renowned media artist Refik Anadol have announced their groundbreaking collaboration: *Winds of Yawanawa*. This Genesis collection features 1000 unique Data Paintings that digitally capture Yawanawa artistic traditions. The project represents a pioneering effort to preserve Indigenous cultural heritage through digital art. The collection marks the first official collaborative wallet between Refik Anadol Studio and Instituto Nixiwaka, representing the Yawanawa communities of Aldeia Sagrada and Nova Esperança.
Biome Lumina Collection Announcement and Presale Update
Refik Anadol Studio (RAS) has announced their new **Biome Lumina** collection, following the successful launch of *Winds of Yawanawa*. The Winds of Yawanawa project, combining web3 and Generative AI, has achieved significant sales while supporting environmental conservation efforts. Key updates: - Presale access for RAS collectors starts next week - @DatalandMuseum integration planned for all RAS collections - New collection aims to bring innovation to the space The Winds of Yawanawa collection features 1,000 unique Data Paintings, representing a groundbreaking collaboration with the Brazilian Indigenous Yawanawa community.