AI & The Future of Art: Insights from a Working Artist Coaching Call
Have you read the news,?
The Working Artist addresses the question of whether AI signifies the "death of art" by presenting it as a permanent and evolving force that artists must learn to understand and integrate into their practice. Rather than replacing artists, Artificial Intelligence is framed as a new tool, with artist Michael Pierre Price demonstrating its use and discussing its future impact on the art world. The platform emphasizes that AI art is here to stay, making it crucial for all artists, not just digital ones, to engage with and adapt to these technological advancements.
They’re predicting that artists are being replaced by robots. That art as we know it is dead.
Artificial Intelligence, they call it. A.I.
But what is AI?
During a recent Coaching Call, I hosted Working Artist alumni Michael Pierre Price to talk about AI + Art. We recorded the call and I’m sharing the replay here with you.
Because what Michael shared about the future of art blew our minds.
This isn’t just for the digital artists out there. It’s for all of us.
Because AI Art is here to stay.
How are you going to deal with it?
Start by learning about it. Start now.
In this session, Michael introduced us to his own work and how he’s using the tools. Later in the video, he tackled the tough issues and answers questions posed by artists.
Be sure to watch this replay while it’s still available. And check out Michael’s work here.
P.S. I’m curating a group exhibition in France called “The Artist Collective.”
But it’s more than that, it’s also a working retreat. And it will end with a show of your work.
Interested? Read this. And let’s talk.
Written by Crista Cloutier, artist mentor + founder of The Working Artist. (learn more about Crista here)