DISCUSSION "ART OF THE FUTURE. TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION"

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM EXHIBITIONS MISHA MOST "EVOLUTION 2. 1"
WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ANNIVERSARY CYCLE OF THE CHA VINZAVOD FAREWELL TO ETERNAL YOUTH

On October 5, the Vinzavod Center for Contemporary Art will host a discussion on “The Art of the Future. Technological revolution ”as part of the educational program Exhibition Misha Most "Evolution 2. 1" . The artist and experts will discuss how technology will affect art.

Humanity is not just on the verge of a technological breakthrough, but is already flying in a tunnel called "digital progress." Yesterday’s thoughts about the future today are already a reality. We are approaching a time when artificial intelligence will increasingly replace the human mind, including in art. Perhaps very soon in the museums will show works created by robots. So, at the exhibition of Misha Most “Evolution 2. 1”, as part of the anniversary cycle of the Center for Contemporary Art, Winery “Farewell to Eternal Youth”, a large-scale picturesque panel created by the drone based on the artist’s sketch appeared for the first time in the world. While the car was only an assistant to the artist and technically realized the idea, but what will happen tomorrow?

The discussions will discuss how technology will affect art. Will the creation of a work of art become a mechanical process or will it remain the prerogative of exceptional talent? Can artificial intelligence become the author of a work of art? Will virtual reality be a new space for exhibition projects?

Panellists:

Misha Most - artist, author of the exhibition "Evolution 2. 1";

Sergey Kuznetsov - Professor, Department of Computer Science, Department of Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence, HSE;

Maxim Kozlov (Max Kozlov) - Director of Interactive Lab (one of the leaders in the Russian market for creating VR-activities and interactive solutions);

Oleg Yusupov - futurologist, organizer of the annual non-classical conference on the latest technologies “MIXAR”;

The meeting will be moderated by Natalia Fuchs, an art critic and curator of exhibitions at the Polytechnic Museum, a researcher of new media.

Admission is free by registration: https://winzavodart.timepad.ru/event/585101/

CSI "Winery", 4th Syromyatnichesky Lane, 1/8,
Vintage Hall (15 entrance).