Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 9: AI Era (2010s)

2019

Notable AI work of 2019

Artwork · Women Artists

Installation view of Anna Ridler's Myriad (Tulips): a wall of ten thousand hand-labelled photographs of tulips, the training set behind her GAN works, with a visitor standing before it.
Installation view of Anna Ridler's Myriad (Tulips): a wall of ten thousand hand-labelled photographs of tulips, the training set behind her GAN works, with a visitor standing before it. Anna Ridler, Myriad (Tulips), 2018. Courtesy of the artist, annaridler.com.

As we close the decade, the proliferation of AI art combined with NFTs means that tracking every significant piece by every relevant artist is extremely challenging. Here are relevant works and artists deserving of recognition from the decade: Lulu xXX & Noj Barke’s photogrammetry Erik Swahn’s StyleGAN experiments Tom White’s work with Convolutional Neural Network classifiers Anna Ridler’s early training sets (e.g. Myriad) David Young’s work with flowers and GANs Runway Palette by Cyril Diagne

Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random.

Sources

People

Anna Ridler, Cyril Diagne, David Young, Erik Swahn, Lulu xXX, Noj Barke, Tom White

Movements

Machine Learning Art, artificial intelligence

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Ideas
ai art
Technologies
artificial intelligence, convolutional neural networks (CNNs), GANs, NFTs, photogrammetry, StyleGAN, training sets
People
Anna Ridler, Cyril Diagne, David Young, Erik Swahn, Lulu xXX, Noj Barke, Tom White
Works
David, Myriad (Tulips), Runway Palette, White

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