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SIAT professor contributes to a sold out MOMA show
January 31, 2020
Our own Steve Dipaola recently contributed his AI generated art to the sold out show "God in Three Persons" that played at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Here are some photos from the show. Check it out!
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