Art and Obsolescence.

The author comments on contemporary artists' fascination and engagement with obsolescence in the era of artificial intelligence and other new technologies. Topics discussed include the efforts to make technology beneficial as illustrated by Dutch artist Annie Abrahams' work with web-based art, possi...

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Publicado en:Art Monthly no. 490; pp. 10 - 14
Autor principal: Dickinson, Bob
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Publicado: Art Monthly Oct2025
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