Art, Artificial Intelligence & New Technologies
Join us for a special opportunity to explore the fascinating relationship between art, artificial intelligence and new technologies at Gazelli Art House, a leading contemporary art gallery renowned for its forward-looking programme. The gallery is particularly known for its exploration of the intersection between art, science, technology and new forms of artistic practice.
During the visit, we will be guided through AI Then and Now by Paul Luckraft, Head of Programme at Gazelli Art House. Curated by Jasia Reichardt, the pioneering curator behind the landmark Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition at the ICA in London in 1968, the exhibition brings together the work of 50 artists, rare archival material and live contributions from engineers working at the forefront of AI innovation.
Through the exhibition, we will consider how artists have engaged with technology over time and how artificial intelligence is influencing new forms of creative practice today. The exhibition also examines how these cross-disciplinary experiments may give rise to new forms of culture across the visual arts, music and literature.
The visit provides valuable insight into the ideas behind the exhibition, its curatorial vision, and the collaboration between artists, researchers and technologists exploring new possibilities for creativity.
Whether you are already familiar with contemporary art or simply curious to discover more, this experience offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolving relationship between human creativity, technology and the future of artistic expression.
The gallery will kindly provide refreshments for the group during the visit.
For any queries, contact Event Organiser Anna Bianchi at contemporary1@kcwc.org.uk
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