Gazelli Art House is delighted to present its inaugural group exhibition investigating the history of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in art. Following a series of gallery’s historical exhibitions, the exploration of implementing code and AI in art in the 1970s - 80s comes at a time of rapid change in our understanding and appreciation of computer art.
For the first time, the group show brings together pioneer artists in computer and generative art such as Georg Nees (b.1926), Frieder Nake (b.1938), Manfred Mohr (b.1938) and Vera Molnar (b.1924), and iconic artists employing AI in their practice such as Harold Cohen (b.1928), Lynn Hershman Leeson (b.1941), and Mario Klingemann (b.1970).
