The Contemporary And Digital Art Fair - [CADAF] takes place May 3-5, 2019 in NYC. The fair will focus on a blend of digital art spanning artificial intelligence, generative design, blockchain, cryptography, augmented and virtual reality. The event itself will be a powerful forum to connect with artists and collectors, technologists and thought leaders. Learn more, click here.
CADAF Panel Spotlight
Kevin Abosch| Artist
Georg Bak | Generative Art Advisor
John Watkinson| Founder | Larva Labs
David Young| Artist + Founder | Triplecode
Moderated by Jason Bailey| Founder | Artnome
Recently there has been a lot of interest in AI as Sotheby's and Christie's have sold works created with machine learning (specifically GANs) in the last 12 months. However, AI art is part of a rich history of generative art that goes back 70 years to the analog oscillograms of Herbert W. Franke and the first computer-based works by artists like Michael Noll and Ken Knowlton.
In this panel, founder of Artnome, generative art historian and co-curator of the upcoming show "Automat und Mensch" Jason Bailey leads the discussion about this rich genre poised to capture the long overdue attention it deserves.
Sunday, May 5
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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