Psuper psyched and honored to have “What the Robot Saw” included in the “Appearances” online exhibition at Upstream Gallery. Curated by the amazing Joesphine Bosma! Online Opening: Saturday, September 26th, 17.00 (CEST) (8AM Pacific Daylight Time.) —— APPEARANCES Curated by Josephine Bosma 26 September – 24 October 2020 Participating artists: Addie Wagenknecht, Annie Abrahams & … Read more
Jazzed that ‘What the Robot Saw’ is part of Wilfried Agricola De Cologne’s Corona Shut Down? once again: This time at NewMediaFest2020 ‘9 – The 365 Days Diary 06 September 2020 Los Angeles has become Wilfried’s 2nd home in 2020 its now the 2nd month that TAM – Torrance Art Museum is presenting NewMediaFest2020 – … Read more
Psyched to have What the Robot Saw as part of the xcoax 2020 conference/exhibition July 8th – 10th! http://www.xcoax.org/ 8th Conference on Computation, Communication, Aesthetics & X Although originally scheduled for Graz, Austria. this year XCOAX be online. What the Robot Saw’s page is here. It includes a video presentation by yours truly, and some … Read more
What the Robot Saw has been included in the exhibition “Corona! Shutdown?” curated by the one and only Agricola de Cologne!
What the Robot Saw has recently moved to Twitch. (Though you can always find it at the WTRS homepage, regardless of where the stream is.) Despite their being gaming-centered, Twitch seems to be working out well: The compression algorithms are presumably designed for computer animated games — so, minus a few nitpicks, the image quality … Read more
Hi all, hope you’re doing ok in this batshit crazy time… Not the most important thing on the plate right now, but it’s been a strange time for “What the Robot Saw” too. I’d always thought the 24/7 YouTube archives would be some kind of strange time capsule of a slice of the world on … Read more
Excited to be speaking at the Algorithmic Art Assembly in San Francisco in March! {Edit — this has been moved to June, hopefully!} Organized by the amazing Thorsten Sideboard and hosted at Gray Area. Algorithmic Art Assembly 2020
The Robot and I are excited that What the Robot Saw has been included in the “Learning Machines” exhibition at ElectroMuseum in Moscow. Also, The Robot has had a minor cinematic software upgrade to version 0.2. Still early childhood for The Robot, though. Look for more upgrades to come as the Robot continues its education.
[Note: This post was edited in 8/2020 to embed stream from its current address.] OK, here’s what I’ve been working on. It’s net art! (Not exactly like my old 90’s net art, but…) And I’m happy to say that the amazing Curt Miller will be once again working with me to do some sound work … Read more
I’ve been coding away this summer, trying to get my new social media video algorithmic curation project ready. Lots of fun with everything from neural net and computer vision-based video classification to algorithmically-based sound and picture editing. It’ll be a live stream, plus available for installations. It’s almost ready for beta, so stay tuned!