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AI as a Memory Machine

Lev Manovich “History is the new continent. There is no Terra Incognita anymore. The last one is history.” Nicolas Bourriaud, 2007 In the following short text, I will discuss the emerging use of AI as a “memory machine” from two perspectives. One is a history of modern media technologies and...

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On Natural Selection, AI and Inheritance: Dr. Rotem Rozental in Conversation with Aurora Wilder

In 2023, Jennifer Pritchard and Patrick Corrigan began collaborating with a non-human partner: Dall-E, a generative AI model developed by OpenAI, which was able to create images based on textual prompts. Its development marked an important step in the AI revolution, and a key moment in their joint work, which...

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Nitashia Johnson

The Faces That Face Unmasking the individuals whose lives bear the burden of environmental injustices Project Details: “In my documentation project, titled “The Faces That Face,” West Dallas holds a special place in myheart, serving as the backdrop to my earliest memories. From the red brick housing projects that shelteredmy...

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Angela Ponce

Guardians of Glaciers Project Details: Ice constitutes the second largest source of freshwater on the planet and 70 percent of theworld’s tropical glaciers are found in Peru. Located in Cusco, the Quelccaya Ice Cap is thelargest tropical glacier in the world, covering an area equivalent to more than 9,000 soccerfields....

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Ayse Gürsöz

Healing Our Waters With Kelp – Indigenous Futurist Solutions for Mother Earth Project Details: The project I’m proposing is two years deep with a group I deeply admire, the Native Conservancy,based in Eyak (Cordova, Alaska), a small fishing town. Our goals are to create beautiful images thatconvey to the world...

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Alex Moana King

Keeping Pukapuka: The Motu of Self-Preservation Project Details: This short documentary and photography project is about the remote community on the island ofPukapuka, a coral atoll and tiny islands in the northern group of the Cook Islands. Today the communityof Pukapuka live within their indigenous, social and environmental structure to...

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Tatiana Lopez

ROOTED: Sapara Women (Re)Weave their Ancestral Knowledge to Reclaim Land Rights Project Details: Between badlands, seas and forests women emerge as a divine dance, bringing the mud from the bottom of the ocean, becoming the mother, reseeding the land while harvesting tobacco as a medicine, they speak of their bond...

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