Notre directeur Éric Desmarais a pondu un texte TL;DR (cet acronyme est tellement complexe) tout droit sorti des entrailles de sa boîte crânienne. Le sujet abordé? L’efficacité du noeud Palomar pour attacher son bas de ligne dans la pêche aux salmonidés de lac en mode trollage Les arts, la culture et l’IA : les avancées…
Artificial intelligence in artistic creation: Much ado about nothing or a real paradigm shift? By Yan St-Onge, AI Project (Chantier IA) documentation officer ** This text was the subject of a presentation in Montreal as part of the Symposium “AI Companionability / Compagnonnage IA” on March 6, 2025 at Hexagram. INTRODUCTION I work with artists…
Ben Bogart is a Canadian media artist with a career spanning some 25 years, 20 of which have been dedicated to machine learning (ML) processes and AI. Residing on the territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Peoples (aka Vancouver), Bogart holds master’s and doctorate degrees from the School of Interactive Arts and Technology…
In the first year of the Chantier IA, several artists had the opportunity to test and experiment with artificial intelligence in the context of artistic creation. Here’s a brief overview of what was accomplished.
The following text takes as its starting point my visit to Ars Electronica last September where, it seemed to me, bio-art had a strong presence, one would almost have thought it was a sub-theme. Following this observation, two projects in particular have made their place in my art-science reflections: Future Flora by Giulia Tomasello and…
Fig 1. Olafur Eliasson, The unspeakable openness of things (2018) Artist Olafur Eliasson exhibited his work at the Red Brick Art Museum in Beijing, China, from May 18 to August 12, 2018. This exhibition was entitled “The unspeakable openness of things”. This title is not only charming. It is deep. He says something essential not only…
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