Artist Trevor Paglen's new book argues that the rise of computer vision and generative media has transformed visual culture more profoundly than the discovery of perspective or photography, turning di…
A study by computer scientists at Bradford University using facial recognition to analyze Holbein's drawings concluded that a drawing inscribed 'Anna Bollein Queen' was not Anne Boleyn, but art histor…
Midjourney, an AI image-generating company sued by Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros for copyright infringement, filed a motion to review a ruling that denied its request for the studios to reveal th…
The International Council of Museums (Icom) adopted a revised code of ethics on June 25, addressing AI, climate change, and colonialism. The new code, approved by 85.9% of members, replaces the 2004 v…
Chinese activist-artist Ai Weiwei opens his monumental exhibition 'Button Up!' at Factory International's Aviva Studios in Manchester, featuring large-scale works that explore themes of imperialism, d…
The Swiss Institute, a New York nonprofit art organization, has purchased a permanent home at 250 Bowery on the Lower East Side, set to open in spring 2027. The move, which expands its footprint by ov…
Art Basel's digital art sector Zero10 made its Swiss debut with 20 exhibitors, the largest edition to date, but faced internal tension as participants distanced themselves from prompt-based art in fav…
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the UK art market remains tangled in a mix of retained and discarded EU regulations, with anti-money laundering rules, GDPR, and resale royalties still in place,…
Refik Anadol's Dataland, the world's first AI art museum, opened in Los Angeles, using over half a billion pixels and visitor biodata to create immersive experiences that blend nature and technology. …