These salons are online exchanges with artists who have worked with AI, whether as a tool, medium, subject, partner or adversary. We have imagined these salons as an opportunity to invite artists to talk about their work, and to discuss with the us and the audience through questions and answers.
If you are interested in AI in the arts, but are looking for perspectives that are less heard, less present in the media, these salons give these views a space and nurture discussions.
Caroline Sinders is a machine-learning-design researcher and artist. For the past few years, she has been examining the intersections of technology’s impact in society, interface design, artificial intelligence, abuse, and politics in digital, conversational spaces.
Linda Dounia is an artist, designer, and writer interested in the philosophical and environmental implications of technocapitalism. Her work mediates her memories as alternative realities and evidence of excluded ways of being and doing.
Sean Michaels is the author of Do You Remember Being Born?, a story of AI and poetry. He is also the author of the novel Us Conductors, and founder of the pioneering music blog Said the Gramophone
Kyle McDonald is an artist working with code. He crafts interactive installations, sneaky interventions, playful websites, workshops, and toolkits for other artists working with code.