A groundbreaking publication, The AI Art Magazine, has been launched, marking a significant milestone in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and creative collaboration. This 176-page biannual magazine, focusing exclusively on art generated by AI, is set to offer a unique perspective on the interplay between human creativity and intelligent machines.
Helmed by publisher Mike Brauner, The AI Art Magazine strives to document this transformative era in art history. "This magazine serves as a vital chronicle of this transformative moment in art history," Brauner declared, emphasizing the publication's role in capturing the dynamic fusion of AI and art.
"[The magazine] showcases remarkable works and accompanying essays that set the benchmark for today’s AI-generated art, from surprising visual experiments to conceptually refined pieces that push the boundaries of this rapidly evolving field." - AI Art Magazine Statement
The Hamburg-based creative studio polardots.studio and Christoph Grünberger, author of The Age of Data: Embracing Algorithms in Art & Design, were pivotal in bringing this project to fruition. Their collaboration underscores the innovative spirit driving the magazine, aiming to provide a comprehensive platform for AI-driven artistic endeavors.
The first issue, priced at 22 euros and independently funded to ensure editorial independence, features the work of renowned Japanese AI artist Emi Kusano. Kusano's artwork graces the cover and is accompanied by an insightful interview about her creative process. The issue also introduces a "curated gallery" featuring 50 selected works from international submissions, curated by a diverse jury including Mexican graphic designer Adriana Mora and an AI-created jury member called Xiaomi.
Accompanying the artworks are essays penned by jury members. American graphic designer David Carson's piece, titled “If someone gives a command to a machine, is that person then an artist?” critically engages with US artist Kevin Esherick’s work, Somewhere in Michigan. This exploration underlines the depth of critical engagement that the magazine aims to foster among its readership.
As AI continues to challenge and redefine artistic boundaries, The AI Art Magazine stands as a testament to the vibrant synergy between humans and AI. With its innovative partnerships and commitment to creative freedom, the magazine invites readers to participate in this exciting journey of artistic exploration.
"We’re throwing the doors wide open believe it’s going to be a big party – come in and let’s dance." - AI Art Magazine Statement
For Jengu.ai's audience, this magazine represents not just a chronicle of AI's burgeoning role in the art world but also a source of inspiration and insight into the collaborative potential of AI and human creativity.
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