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First of all, how are the machines doing?

Can we imagine machine creativity without falling into the trap of the modern idea of innovation and originality?

We talk with the Cuban artist about the tensions between art and politics and the ability to imagine new institutions.

In these times of mass media production, cultural products seem to have lost the ability to leave a mark.

How the work of John Berger relates to generative AI applications which allow images to be created with a simple verbal command.

In what ways is it possible to subvert the dynamics of the culture industry embedded within a market society?

The urban design project "Geo-LLum" proposes an experimental bacteria-powered public lightening system in Barcelona’s El Clot neighbourhood.

Cloaked in an aura of popular cultural cool, NFTs act as an introductory narrative into the world of speculation.

Masks have been used by artists and activists as a tool for offering resistance against facial recognition systems.

A parable on extinction and pollution and how they can be measured.

What are the causes of the NFT boom in the contemporary art market and what does it bode for the future of digital art?

We cast an analytical eye over several projects that question the Western perspective of space and offer a series of images to decolonise the future.

Creator Verónica Gerber Bicecci composes a theory about the language of the future that emanates from the intersection between literature and art.