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- Talks
- Interviews
- Exhibition Texts
- Essays
- Exhibition Reviews
- Translations
- The World Through AI (Assistant)
- Semblance
- Artist Studios
- Commissioned Projects
- Personal Projects
Alexandra Gilliams is an art historian, curator, and writer currently completing a PhD at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in the department of art history on the aesthetics and politics of artificial intelligence in contemporary art. Her research examines how AI is staged, critiqued, and speculated upon through artistic practices, with particular attention to spectacle and the infrastructures that shape perception and subjectivity.
She is a visiting scholar at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute in Rome, as part of the Machine Visual Culture research group, and is an assistant curator for an upcoming exhibition at the MAAT in Lisbon. She was a curatorial assistant for the exhibition The World Through AI at the Jeu de Paume in Paris. Bylines include Spike Art Magazine, Do Not Research, CLOT, XIBT, Art Observed, and ARTPIL. She is a founding member of the AI/Arts Observatory, a research association at the Sorbonne that was created by Antonio Somaini.
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She is a visiting scholar at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute in Rome, as part of the Machine Visual Culture research group, and is an assistant curator for an upcoming exhibition at the MAAT in Lisbon. She was a curatorial assistant for the exhibition The World Through AI at the Jeu de Paume in Paris. Bylines include Spike Art Magazine, Do Not Research, CLOT, XIBT, Art Observed, and ARTPIL. She is a founding member of the AI/Arts Observatory, a research association at the Sorbonne that was created by Antonio Somaini.
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