Reimagining Algorithms: Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI at ReflectSpace is an art-infused, researched-based and technologically adventurous exhibition that highlights how artists re-imagine and re-invent culture while also casting light on how the same technology is used for its destruction. Embedded in diverse cultural and historical narratives, the artists employ varied media and processes to rethink and recreate their culture through technology. In parallel, researchers and cultural workers delve into ways technology is employed to erase the art and culture of indigenous and colonized communities. The exhibit brings these two seemingly opposing polarities into proximity and questions their implications on our use of technology and AI (Artificial Intelligence) on cultural memory and identity.
Collectively, the artists, researchers and cultural workers in Reimagining Algorithms weave a tapestry of work that re-creates culture with new technological imaginings while also recognizing how systems can harness its algorithmic violence.
Reimagining Algorithms: Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI is curated by Ara & Anahid Oshagan and Monica Hye Yeon Jun.
For more information and to view the list of artists featured in the exhibition, visit ReflectSpace.org/post/Reimagining-Algorithms
PARKING
3 Hours of free parking is available with library validation at the Marketplace parking structure across the street from the Harvard Street entrance of Glendale Central Library. Accessible parking is available on the east side of the building. View the Visit page for public transit information.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Reimagining Algorithms: Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI at ReflectSpace is an art-infused, researched-based and technologically adventurous exhibition that highlights how artists re-imagine and re-invent culture while also casting light on how the same technology is used for its destruction. Embedded in diverse cultural and historical narratives, the artists employ varied media and processes to rethink and recreate their culture through technology. In parallel, researchers and cultural workers delve into ways technology is employed to erase the art and culture of indigenous and colonized communities. The exhibit brings these two seemingly opposing polarities into proximity and questions their implications on our use of technology and AI (Artificial Intelligence) on cultural memory and identity.
Collectively, the artists, researchers and cultural workers in Reimagining Algorithms weave a tapestry of work that re-creates culture with new technological imaginings while also recognizing how systems can harness its algorithmic violence.
Reimagining Algorithms: Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI is curated by Ara & Anahid Oshagan and Monica Hye Yeon Jun.
For more information and to view the list of artists featured in the exhibition, visit ReflectSpace.org/post/Reimagining-Algorithms
PARKING
3 Hours of free parking is available with library validation at the Marketplace parking structure across the street from the Harvard Street entrance of Glendale Central Library. Accessible parking is available on the east side of the building. View the Visit page for public transit information.
LOCATION:Central Library\, 222 East Harvard Street Glendale\, California 91205 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR