Pdazzled that Deep Hysteria will be in xCoAx 2023 this week. The projects in the exhibition will be available online through the xCoAx website. With mental health on lots of folks’ minds this Fireworks Day, might be a good time to think about the complicated relationship between stereotypes and real mental health issues for men, … Read more

Psuper-psyched that What the Robot Saw will be in the Gaze in the Age of Technology exhibition, June 15-18 2023 at Museum 54 in NYC. Some amazing artists and curators — should be a great show!

I’ll be the speaker at the Science on Screenⓡ screening of Coded Bias Tuesday, May 23 @ 7pm. I’ll be talking about algorithmic bias in face recognition systems used in law enforcement and elsewhere. I’ll be focusing on developments over the past few years and ways we can think about and respond to them. At … Read more

I always feel awkward about self-promotion, but… I made some new work! It’s still image work, which I think is a first for me. Two projects, two sides of generative deep learning. The A-side (Deep Hysteria) is a major work. It involved (re)training custom Stylegan models, collecting and analyzing data, and various other rather time-consuming … Read more

FYI! Jon Paden, Henrik Christensen and I will be on a panel Friday afternoon (4/7) at UCSD. Organized by Hortense Gerardo. You can register at the link below (free!). Includes screening of Coded Bias. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/creative-artificial-intelligence-ai-a-film-screening-panel-discussion-tickets-598836675617

Jazzed that “What the Robot Saw” will be installed in the Berlin portion of rencontres internationales paris/berlin. Place: Haus der Kulturen der Welt Date: Sunday 21 August – From 12pm to 3pm – Temporary exhibition – HKW Auditorium Info at: https://www.art-action.org/site/en/prog/22/berlin/prog_exhibitions.php Find the full program at: https://www.art-action.org/site/en/upper/news/index.php

Two texts I’ve written recently are now online: My conference paper from the Second Summit on New Media Archiving @ ISEA 22 is now online where you can grab it: “Always Only Once:” The paradox of preserving performative digital works And “X, the Ever-Evolving Talking Head, Going Pro, and the Post-Pandemic Self,” a chapter I … Read more

Excited to be speaking on June 24th: “Communication Across Communities in Machine Learning Research and Practice.” SEDL @ FAccT 2022. I’ll be on an online panel: “Artistic narratives as a form of communication.” With Andy Smart, Sofia Crespo, Mark Leibert, and Alexander Reben. Moderated by: Ramya Malur Srinivasan and Negar Rostamzadeh. Should be an interesting … Read more

Looking forward to speaking (remotely) on Saturday, June 11 at the 2nd Summit on New Media Art Archiving at ISEA 22. I’ll be presenting my paper, ““Always Only Once:” The paradox of preserving performative digital works.” 2nd Summit on New Media Art Archiving  Looks like a great summit! If you’re not in Barcelona, you can … Read more