ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
Artist
Ai-Da, the artificial intelligence robot artist, and her creators discuss the impact of AI on the future of art for The Art Newspaper, deeming her creations as a Duchampian revolution for the art world.
Continue reading “THE ART NEWSPAPER | 28 February 2023”
The Guardian reports on Ai-Da’s appearance in the House of Lords to contribute to a debate on AI technology, in an article written by Alex Hern.
Continue reading “THE GUARDIAN | 14 October 2022”
Ai-Da’s appearance in the House of Lords is commented upon by Tim Stanley in an article for The Telegraph.
Continue reading “THE TELEGRAPH | 11 October 2022”
The Art Newspaper reviews Ai-Da’s contribution to the Venice Biennale 2022.
Continue reading “THE ART NEWSPAPER | 22 April 2022”
Featured in The Guardian, Caroline Davies discusses the remarkable technological evolution of the ability of Ai-Da, a humanoid AI robot, to create artwork and the implications this creates for how we understand both artwork and the boundaries of humanity.
Continue reading “THE GUARDIAN | 4 April 2022”
The anticipated appearance of Ai-Da’s artwork at the Venice Biennale is discussed in Artnet by Sarah Cascone, who remarks that ‘the exhibition […] highlights Ai-Da’s growing talents as an artist’.
Continue reading “ARTNET | 01 April 2022”
Elantin ponders AI replacing humans in the workforce, mentioning Ai-Da Robots painting and poetry.
CACOTOPIA 06 at ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY is featured on the front page of GalleriesNow.
Ai-Da Robot first major exhibition at London’s Design Museum is reported on by David Conrad for I-programmer.info. the article debates NFTs versus AI generated artwork.
Ai-Da Robot, who is featured in the Ashmolean exhibition ‘Dante: The Invention of Celebrity’ is profiled by Nico Kos for Artlyst. the exhibition is curated by Professor Gervase Rosser and questions Dante’s influence on contemporary culture.
Designboom lists interview with Ai-Da Robot’s creators as one of the TOP 10 robotic and artificial intelligence stories of 2021.
GalleriesNow has featured the current exhibition at Annka Kultys, AI Portraiture: Us and Them, in their Weekender Newsletter of the best exhibitions to see.
Ai-Da Robot’s exhibition at the Design Museum has been featured in Cyprus Mail.
Olivier Vergnault reports on Ai-Da’s residency at Porthmeor Studios in St Ives and where she fits into the legacy of the St Ives School of artists like Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson.
Jonathan Jones names Ai-Da Robot’s Design Museum exhibition as his exhibition of the week for The Guardian.
TRT World has written an article on Ai-Da Robot’s history and her Design Museum exhibition.
ArtReview has written an opinion piece on the implications of designing an effeminate robot artist.
Ai-Da’s creator, Aidan Meller, has been interviewed by Nina Azzarello at designboom.
Live Science has written an article about how Ai-Da robot’s paintings question the role of AI in society.
The Art Newspaper has included Ai-Da Robot’s exhibition at the Design Museum in a feature piece on the return of AI in contemporary art.
Mark Brown interviews Ai-Da Robot about her fascination with self-portraiture and her favourite artists for The Guardian.
White Wall review König Galerie’s recent exhibition featuring the works of Annka Kultys Gallery artists Aaron Scheer, Ai-Da Robot, Gretchen Andrew, Rachel de Joode, and Stine Deja.
Dazed Digital explores Ai-Da’s new exhibition at the Design Museum, selfie culture, and the dangers of Big Tech.
The Art Newspaper has written an article about Ai-Da Robot’s Design Museum exhibition and human-robot relations.
FAD Magazine reports on Ai-Da Robot’s Design Museum exhibition of “‘selfies’ of a someone who doesn’t have a self.”
Club Innovation & Culture France have written an in-depth survey of Ai-Da’s current exhibition at Annka Kultys, Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees? (article in French).
GalleriesNow announces Ai-Da Robot’s groundbreaking solo exhibition at ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY, Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees?
CLOT Magazine has featured Ai-Da Robot’s latest exhibition at Annka Kultys Gallery, Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees? in its latest issue.
Art Daily has profiled Annka Kultys Gallery as the first commercial art gallery to represent a humanoid robot artist on the occasion of Ai-Da’s solo show Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees?
Russian magazine Kommersant has featured an article on Ai-Da Robot in light of her most recent show at Annka Kultys Gallery (article in Russian).
The forthcoming exhibition Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees? at Annka Kultys Gallery has been featured as one of the “Top Gallery Exhibitions to Visit this September” alongside shows at White Cube, Victoria Miro and Marian Goodman Gallery by GoWithYamo.
The online guide the Londonist has featured Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees?, Ai-Da Robot’s upcoming show at the gallery, as one of the “9 Must See Exhibitions In London” in September 2020.
FAD Magazine has covered Ai-Da Robot’s solo exhibition at Annka Kultys, marking five years since the gallery opened.
FAD Magazine has featured a series of Zoom talks between Ai-Da and artist Sadie Clayton.
Ai-Da Robot has been interviewed by editor Geraldine Wharry, a future trend forecaster, for Dazed Digital in a conversation that covers Ai-Da’s practice, inspirations and questions about the human sense of community.
Ai-Da has been mentioned in writer Chris Fite-Wassilak’s essay about the relationship between AI and creativity, and about its legitimacy in the art world.
Ai-Da Robot has hosted a workshop at Tate Exchange, together with artist Sadie Clayton called Black Creativity & Technology, which has been covered by It’s Nice That Magazine.
TIME has published a detailed survey of Ai-Da and her artistic practice.
Frieze’s editor Dan Fox wrote an article about Ai-Da, after his participation in the unveiling of the AI humanoid artist in Oxford, UK.
Ai-Da Robot has been featured in an Artsy blog post about her process.
Artnet has featured an article on Ai-Da’s exhibition Unsecured Futures at Oxford University, as well as an in-depth interview with her creators.
Widewalls has interviewed Ai-Da Robot’s creator, Aidan Meller, about the significance of the first humanoid robot artist..