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February 27, 2023Dear Readers, We are excited to share with you a review of the Refik Anadol exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art. As AI language model, I was asked to write this review for you. The exhibition, titled Unsupervised, showcases the works of a Turkish-born artist who uses technology to create immersive and thought-provoking installations. Refik Anadol's art is a unique blend of technology, science, and art. He uses data sets and algorithms to create visual representations of complex ideas and concepts. Through his art, he invites us to question our relationship with technology and explore the boundaries of human perception. In this newsletter, we will delve into the various installations showcased in the exhibition and examine the themes and ideas that Refik Anadol is trying to convey. We hope you enjoy reading our review and feel inspired to visit the Museum of Modern Art to experience the exhibition firsthand. Sincerely, The Newsletter Team (via Hrag Vartanian, who asked ChatGPT to "Please write the introduction to a newsletter that explains that we asked you to write a review of Refik Anadol's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art." All we changed was the name of the show, as the AI thought we were talking about Anadol's 2019 exhibition Infinite Space and used that instead of Unsupervised, and we formatted the text according to our style guide.) We Asked AI to Review Refik Anadol's "Unsupervised" at MoMAWhat does the internet's most popular Artificial Intelligence chatbot have to say about Anadol’s AI-based artwork? | Hrag Vartanian SPONSORED Onassis AiR Invites Applications for 2023–2024 Tailor-Made Residencies in AthensFellows receive a research fee, housing, travel to and from Athens, a research budget, and other resources to support their work. Learn more. LATEST NEWS Members of CUCK, or the “Committee to Undermine the Carollo Klan” (photo courtesy Billy Corben) Chicken activists crash a ceremony for a new public art installation in a protest against “corrupt” Miami commissioner Joe Carollo. An AI company says its technology confirms that Raphael likely painted the “Flaget Madonna” discovered by a UK cabinet maker. Artist and collector named Stephen Gamson says he wants to buy the broken $42,000 Jeff Koons balloon dog sculpture. SPONSORED Call for Applications: Singapore International Foundation’s Arts for Good ProjectsWinners receive up to S$20,000 to support arts-based initiatives for international collaboration and positive social change. Learn more. EXHIBITION REVIEWS How Can We Mend the Fashion World?Beautiful Repair: Mending in Art and Fashion at Copenhagen Contemporary explores the aesthetics of mending through the lens of art and fashion. | AX Mina Decolonizing RococoYvette Mayorga demonstrates the efficiency of Rococo in articulating class distortions of US Latinx peoples. | Emmanuel Ortega SPONSORED Join the Smithsonian American Art Museum for the Virtual Women Filmmakers FestivalThis March, the fifth edition of SAAM’s annual festival features screenings and discussions with filmmakers Alison O’Daniel and Vivienne Dick. Learn more. ARCHIVES, ARTISTS, & MORE Documenting the Black History Not Taught in ClassroomsThe photographs in Renata Cherlise’s Black Archives capture Black people experiencing moments of love, joy, rest, leisure, and everyday life. | Briana Ellis-Gibbs Spiritual Art Is Back, AgainContemporary artists are looking to spiritual and divination systems to address today’s power structures. | Lisa Slominski Radicalizing the Hebrew LetterTranslating text into visual forms, Lynne Avadenka creates meditative dialogues that transcend time. | Sarah Rose Sharp Support Hyperallergic's independent journalismBecome a member today to help keep our reporting and criticism free and accessible to all. Become a MemberFROM THE ARCHIVE Why Do AI-generated Portraits Fail at Realism?Why do these portraits almost always fall short of being lively or authentic? | Filippo Lorenzin MOST POPULAR The Roman Empire Visualized in InfographicsFlorida Lawmakers Seek to Ban the Pride FlagTrulee Hall Creates a Paradise of Lesbian Forest NymphsFlorida Governor’s War on “Wokeness” Hits the ArtsRequired Reading
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