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AI artwork by professor Steve DiPaola featured in international computer art show
AI artwork by professor Steve DiPaola will be featured at the Aberrant Creativity: Unusual Partnerships Between Humans and Machines exhibition from November 28 to December 21, 2023.
The exhibition is a collaboration between the Institute for Applied Creativity in the Texas A&M School of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and the Arts Council and features artworks by three invited AI artists—Lev Manovich, Steve DiPaola, and Eunsu Kang.
Aberrant Creativity is an international, juried exhibition exploring the boundaries between machines and humans. Visitors of the exhibition are invited to enter a strange new world in which artists experiment responsibly in embodiment and subversion, invention and hacking, community and connection between the human and the machine.
The exhibition aims to explore the boundaries between machines and humans," said Dr. Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo, director of the Texas A&M University's Institute for Applied Creativity, in a TAMU press release about the exhibition. "Artists can examine ways to challenge AI into a creative partnership, or interpret its representation in unconventional ways."
At the exhibition, artwork from DiPaola's Abstract and Tree and Triptych series will be featured, as well as Floating Departures, an independent dance film and art video created by DiPaola and Shannon Cuykendall in collaboration with Alexandra Pickrell and Roya Pishvaei.
The exhibition features work from artists across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Taiwan, and China.
Aberrant Creativity continues through to December 21 at the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley, 4180 Texas 6 Frontage Road. A virtual twin of the exhibition will be hosted online in 2024.