AI and the Creator: Is It Art?
Schedule
Sat May 04 2024 at 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Location
3456 Evaline, Hamtramck, MI, United States, Michigan 48212 | Hamtramck, MI
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May 4 to May 26Artist talk May 5th at 2pm
Curated by Judi Bommarito
The emergence of AI-driven text-to-image technology raises profound questions about the nature of art and creativity. Traditionally, art has been viewed as a uniquely human expression, born from emotions, experiences, and imagination. However, as AI demonstrates the ability to create visually compelling artwork, the boundaries between human and machine-generated art become increasingly blurred. One of the primary debates surrounding AI-generated art revolves around its authenticity and emotional depth. Can artwork created by algorithms truly evoke the same emotional resonance as pieces crafted by human hands? Critics argue that AI lacks the consciousness and lived experiences that imbue human-created art with meaning and significance. Furthermore, concerns about originality and authorship arise in the context of AI- generated art. Who owns the rights to artwork created by algorithms? Does the AI itself hold authorship, or is it merely a tool wielded by its human operators? These questions challenge conventional notions of artistic ownership and intellectual property rights.
As society grapples with the implications of this technological advancement, one thing remains clear: AI-generated art is here to stay, challenging our perceptions of creativity and redefining the boundaries of artistic expression. The show “AI and the Creator - Is it Art?” does not intend to answer the questions, but creates the space to allow the viewer to form their own conclusions.
Participating artists include Judi Bommarito, Alan Brown, Teri Campbell, Troy Forner, William Jones, Kathryn Poremski, Emily Small, Ann Smith, and Brandy Vangessel.
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Where is it happening?
3456 Evaline, Hamtramck, MI, United States, Michigan 48212Event Location & Nearby Stays:
