DISCOVER THE BREADTH AND DEPTH OF DATA ART
Points of view and developments in data art from a range of people and publications.
Meet 6 Artists Who Have Swept Data Art into the Digital Age
“Data visualizations have officially become common in every facet of our lives, even the art world. Meet 6 artists who have found the beauty in numbers — using spreadsheets, datasets, and computers as their paint and canvas.”
Running the Numbers, Chris Jordan
by Infogram, medium.com
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From Paint to Pixels
“A growing number of artists are using data from self-tracking apps in their pieces, showing that creative work is as much a product of its technology as of its time.”
Blue Heat with artist, Laurie Frick
by Jacoba Urist, The Atlantic
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Data Art Manifesto
“When I create a data artwork, I use the principles governing my scientific work. I start by shaping the data, using complex mathematical techniques such as machine learning.”
Chaos Bubbles, Kirell, Benzi
by Kirell Benzi, kirellbenzi.com
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Is AI-generated art really creative? It depends on the presentation.
“Ai-da sits behind a desk, paintbrush in hand. She looks up at the person posing for her, and then back down as she dabs another blob of paint onto the canvas. A lifelike portrait is taking shape. If you didn’t know a robot produced it, this portrait could pass as the work of a human artist.”
The Guardian Newspaper. Photograph: Victor Frankowski/PR
by Leah Henrickson and Simone Natale, The Conversation
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The Real NFT Question: Can Data Be Art?
“If we’re all going to end up in the Metaverse, at least we know it will be well-decorated.”
ADOBE/MININYX DOODLE/IAMTUI7
by Quinton Skinner, Minnesota Monthly
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