📅 Date: Tuesday, 17 June 2025
🕗 Time: 20:00 – 22:00 EEST (18:00 – 20:00 BST)
📍 Location: Online
🎟️ Free – Registration required

🎙 Speakers:

• Geoff Davis
• Mario Klingemann
• Kalen Iwamoto

🔎 Synopsis:
What happens when AI doesn’t just imitate art, but invents entirely new genres? Is this a revolution in creativity or a challenge to what it means to be an artist?

This panel will explore:

• How digital artists use AI to curate massive outputs while retaining artistic control
• The rise of AI-assisted curation and its role in reshaping how art is made and presented
• How curators and scholars use AI to analyse collections, spot trends, and reveal new layers of meaning

From meme-worthy visuals to gallery-worthy pieces, the boundaries of machine-generated art are shifting. Is AI a creative partner or a creative threat? This Zoom-only event brings together pioneers to discuss what’s next.

🔧 Agenda:

• 18:00 BST – Welcome (Sean Clark, Chair, Computer Arts Society)
• 18:05 – Introduction (Geoff Davis)
• 18:10 – Panel discussion
• 19:00 – Summary, open Q&A
• 20:00 – Close

Organised by:
Computer Arts Society
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