Collaborative Futures: Arts Funding and Speculative Fictions

Everyday Futures : Speculative Thinking in the Domestic Sphere

Funding for Arts and Culture in the New South Africa

Funding for arts and culture in South Africa has become a partnership between government, the corporate and private sectors. The aims are to transform South African society, to heal the divisions between white and black culture in a nation building thrust, to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor, to develop skills and create jobs so that there is a radical and catalytic change for the b...

Can Government Funding of the Arts Be Justified Theoretically?

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Heroic vs Collaborative AI for the Arts

This paper considers the kinds of AI systems we want involved in art and art practice. We explore this relationship from three perspectives: as artists interested in expanding and developing our own creative practice; as AI researchers interested in building new AI systems that contribute to the understanding and development of art and art practice; and as audience members interested in experie...

Heroic versus Collaborative AI for the Arts

This paper considers the kinds of AI systems we want involved in art and art practice. We explore this relationship from three perspectives: as artists interested in expanding and developing our own creative practice; as AI researchers interested in building new AI systems that contribute to the understanding and development of art and art practice; and as audience members interested in experie...