In this webinar, you’ll hear from four creatives who are working with and sometimes against A.I. to make ambitious, boundary pushing work.

A.I. is reshaping what it means to make art. It’s changing how images are produced, how stories are told and how we decide what to trust. For artists working at the intersection of creativity and technology, these aren’t abstract questions, they’re the conditions in which they’re making work right now and navigating the tension between innovation, ethics and limited resources.

Whether you’re an artist, producer, technologist or simply curious about the future of creativity, this webinar offers an opportunity to hear from creatives working at the cutting edge of AI and the arts.

It will cover:

* How AI is changing our relationship with truth, identity and visual culture and what that means for audiences and makers alike.
* Why media literacy matters more than ever and what role artists can play in shaping it.
* How AI tools are being used to solve real production challenges, from ambisonic audio to world-building at speed.
* The tension between creative ambition and limited budgets and how artists navigate it without compromising their vision.

Speakers:
Alan Warburton
An applied media theorist and artist working with CGI, AI, XR, VR and Machine Learning between art, industry and academia.

Shehani Fernando
An award-winning immersive producer & director based in London, passionate about innovative forms of storytelling that combine documentary practice with new technologies.

An-Ting and Ian Gallagher, Lost Communications
An-Ting 安婷 is a versatile artist who thrives in piano, electronic compositions, and various other forms of artistic expression. Ian Gallagher is a theoretical physicist and Developer who has created high-profile apps for Christie’s, Formula One and the Olympics.

Get the most from this webinar: they highly recommend that you watch all of the artists’ work before attending the webinar as they will provide context for the discussion.

You can find the links to their work on the website: https://bit.ly/4uBO6Oa
The webinar lasts 90 minutes and will take place on Zoom. There will be a live captioner throughout.

Book your place: https://thespace-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sVMYAqgPTTeWhEL02gZGbQ#/registration

For further information, please contact events@thespace.org or visit https://bit.ly/4uBO6Oa.