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Ryan Murdock on Hacking AI
New Histories: Previewing Autumn 2026 in Art and Technology
Agnieszka Kurant on Alien Thoughts
John Provencher and Raster on Generative Identity
Lowbie and Duc de Berry on LOG and the NFT-to-Zine Pipeline
A.A.Murakami on Existence as Medium
Living Aesthetics: A Grammar of Protocol Art and Worldbuilding
Robbie Fitzpatrick on Basel Social Club and Welcoming the Barbarians
Jared Madere and fairybaby on VVV and the World as Material
Marlene Wenger on Bringing Magic Back
What Was the AI Psychosis Summit??
Eva and Franco Mattes on Mega Eliza
Memo Akten on Rituals as Algorithms
Justin Aversano on Heart and Light
Machinic Taste
Let the Barbarians In
Thoma Foundation on Collecting, Curiosity and Conversation
john gerrard on Ecology, Technology & Power
Evil Biscuit on card nft 2, Destruction & Rebirth
Seeing Machines: Luba Elliott on the 2026 CVPR Art Gallery
Jakob Kudsk Steensen on Non-Human Pathways
Avery Singer on the Dopamine Blowout
The Cerebral Samba: Protocol Art, Worldbuilding & Our Two Brains
Shohei Fujimoto on Remembering Space
Jane Veeder on Loving Change
Ed Fornieles on Art as Human Sacrifice
Aaron Hertzmann on Caring about People
Keiken on the Worldbuilding Lens
Kyle McDonald on Computer Softness
Sougwen Chung on Aggregated Abandon
Wendi Yan & Karyn Nakamura on the Artifice of Knowledge
Kim Asendorf on Breaking His Own Rules
Gottfried Jäger on a New Kind of Being
DX Research Group on the Agent Arena
Postgenerative Language Games
Seams and Synthesis: Schizocollage and AI Aesthetics
Lu Yang on Art as the Perfect Cloak
NODE's 10,000: Fast Art, Slow Looking
Micky Malka & Becky Kleiner on the Birth of NODE
Ian Cheng on Composing with Systems
Embodying AI at NeurIPS 2025: Creative AI Track
Zero 10 Part 2: Fair Transparency
Zero 10 Part 1: Beeple Casts a Spell
Standout Artwork of 2025
Mika Ben Amar & Brennan Wojtyla on Life Online
Beeple on Robot Dogs as Canvas
Eli Scheinman on Amplifying the Digital
Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst on Artificial Psychedelia
Karl Sims & Alexander Mordvintsev on Merging Technology and Biology
Jess Tucker on Longing for a Face
Ian Goodfellow on Inventing GANs
Parker Ito and Evil Biscuit on Possessed Spirits
Claudia Hart on Land of the Dead
AA Cavia on Summoning Worlds
London Digital Art Guide
Drifella III: Room for Complexity
Larva Labs on Computation’s Strangeness
Copper Giloth on Video Games to Video Art
The Ultraintelligent Machine and Gaberbocchus Common Room
Sasha Stiles and Martha Joseph on Language as Technology
Hans Ulrich Obrist on Exhibitions as Living Organisms
Juan Rodríguez García on Inhabiting the Moment
Minne Atairu on Shaping Our Own Image
Cognitive Technologies
Post(human)-AI Art
Infinite Images, Finite Control
Hito Steyerl on How It Uses Us
DEAFBEEF on Vernacular in a Standardized Age
Sarah Meyohas on Irreducibly Human
Julia Kaganskiy on Generativity’s Deeper Consideration
Beeple on Infinite Creation Machines
Reprogramming Sensory Habits
Marina Abramović on New Possibilities
Dmitri Cherniak on Strictly for Art
A Mean Defense
Object Misrecognition
New York City Digital Art Guide
Meandering with AI
Christiane Paul on Defining AI Art
A. Michael Noll on When It All Started
THE PEOPLE ARE IN THE COMPUTER—PART I
Mario Klingemann & A.I.C.C.A. on Alien Perspective
Neural Unconscious
Barbara London on New Territory
Kim Asendorf on Elegant Symbiosis
Rafaël Rozendaal on a Liquid Canvas
Inside Qubibi’s Shinjuku Studio
Demystifying Generative Autonomy
Lawrence Lek on AI Reinventing Place
Suzanne Treister on Critical Futurism
Matt DesLauriers on a Generative World
Sputniko! on Activism Multitasking
Samia Halaby on Different Brushes
Mat Dryhurst on Becoming Infinite
Val Ravaglia on Electric Dreams
Trevor Paglen on Technological Points of View
Matt Hall and John Watkinson on Beginning Movements
Simon Denny on Society, Technology and Art
Joan Heemskerk on Quantum Web4
Casey Reas, Lauren Lee McCarthy & Chandler McWilliams on Expanding Software
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Peter Bauman
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September 14, 2026
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New Histories: Previewing Autumn 2026 in Art and Technology
Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) previews the autumn 2026 art and technology season, from Armory week in New York to ISEA Dubai. As the platforms close and the museums assess, Bauman lays out the highlights month by month, a full event calendar and picks from leaders in the field, including Corinna Gardner, Michael Spalter, Leyla Fakhr, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Sofia Garcia, Lowbie and quasimatt.
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September 7, 2026
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Agnieszka Kurant on Alien Thoughts
Multidisciplinary artificial life artist Agnieszka Kurant recently participated in two shows alongside the Venice Biennale, Rhizome’s Seven on Seven in New York and Zero 10 in Basel during Art Basel. The artist spoke with Peter Bauman (Monk Antony). They discuss how the shows align with her radically experimental and collaborative views on systems of collective intelligence, including alien thoughts and wordless conversations.
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Peter Bauman
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September 3, 2026
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John Provencher and Raster on Generative Identity
Artist John Provencher joins Raster’s founders, thefunnyguys and Michael Elsdoerfer, to discuss collaborating on the generative system, Raster Logo. With Peter Bauman (Monk Antony), they cover the bitmap wordmark at the system's core, the inspiration for a generative logo and what Raster's founders make of the platform's first year.
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September 1, 2026
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Lowbie and Duc de Berry on LOG and the NFT-to-Zine Pipeline
Artists Lowbie and Duc de Berry discuss the origins of LOG, their small-batch art zine, with VVV. They cover the zine tradition, the NFT-to-zine pipeline, curating a scene and why two artists who live online turned to print.
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Peter Bauman
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August 31, 2026
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A.A.Murakami on Existence as Medium
Artist duo A.A.Murakami spoke with Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) about creating screenless immersive art and technology installations, where existence itself is the medium. Their solo exhibition New Nature opens September 1, 2026 at Paradise City Art Gallery, Seoul.
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Primavera De Filippi and Peter Bauman
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August 24, 2026
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Living Aesthetics: A Grammar of Protocol Art and Worldbuilding
Protocol artist and theorist Primavera De Filippi and Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) trace art's route to life through its grammar. They map how artists make work as, with and about protocols and worlds, which arise when rules shift from the first person to the third.
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Peter Bauman
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September 14, 2026
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New Histories: Previewing Autumn 2026 in Art and Technology
Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) previews the autumn 2026 art and technology season, from Armory week in New York to ISEA Dubai. As the platforms close and the museums assess, Bauman lays out the highlights month by month, a full event calendar and picks from leaders in the field, including Corinna Gardner, Michael Spalter, Leyla Fakhr, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Sofia Garcia, Lowbie and quasimatt.
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Peter Bauman
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September 7, 2026
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Agnieszka Kurant on Alien Thoughts
Multidisciplinary artificial life artist Agnieszka Kurant recently participated in two shows alongside the Venice Biennale, Rhizome’s Seven on Seven in New York and Zero 10 in Basel during Art Basel. The artist spoke with Peter Bauman (Monk Antony). They discuss how the shows align with her radically experimental and collaborative views on systems of collective intelligence, including alien thoughts and wordless conversations.
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Peter Bauman
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September 3, 2026
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John Provencher and Raster on Generative Identity
Artist John Provencher joins Raster’s founders, thefunnyguys and Michael Elsdoerfer, to discuss collaborating on the generative system, Raster Logo. With Peter Bauman (Monk Antony), they cover the bitmap wordmark at the system's core, the inspiration for a generative logo and what Raster's founders make of the platform's first year.
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VVV
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September 1, 2026
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Lowbie and Duc de Berry on LOG and the NFT-to-Zine Pipeline
Artists Lowbie and Duc de Berry discuss the origins of LOG, their small-batch art zine, with VVV. They cover the zine tradition, the NFT-to-zine pipeline, curating a scene and why two artists who live online turned to print.
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Peter Bauman
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August 31, 2026
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A.A.Murakami on Existence as Medium
Artist duo A.A.Murakami spoke with Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) about creating screenless immersive art and technology installations, where existence itself is the medium. Their solo exhibition New Nature opens September 1, 2026 at Paradise City Art Gallery, Seoul.
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Primavera De Filippi and Peter Bauman
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August 24, 2026
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Living Aesthetics: A Grammar of Protocol Art and Worldbuilding
Protocol artist and theorist Primavera De Filippi and Peter Bauman (Monk Antony) trace art's route to life through its grammar. They map how artists make work as, with and about protocols and worlds, which arise when rules shift from the first person to the third.
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September 3, 2026
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John Provencher and Raster on Generative Identity
Artist John Provencher joins Raster’s founders, thefunnyguys and Michael Elsdoerfer, to discuss collaborating on the generative system, Raster Logo. With Peter Bauman (Monk Antony), they cover the bitmap wordmark at the system's core, the inspiration for a generative logo and what Raster's founders make of the platform's first year.
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