Education & lectures
Group visits
We are excited to offer group access to our gallery. During your visit, you and your group will have the opportunity to explore our unique AI-generated artworks and learn about our AI process. Our tour/talk lasts approximately 60–90 minutes and provides an insightful and fascinating experience for both students and teachers. We will explain how we use advanced algorithms to create images and patterns that would not have been possible otherwise.
In addition, we offer the option to purchase one of our artworks. The cost of the artwork will be deducted from the admission fee - a great opportunity to enhance your school environment with a unique and inspiring piece while enjoying a discounted group admission fee.
Please note that to ensure our visitors have the best experience, our gallery can only accommodate a maximum of 35 people at a time.
Contact us for more information or to book your visit. We look forward to welcoming you and your group soon to Dead End Gallery!
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Corporate events
Looking for a unique and inspiring setting for your next corporate event? Look no further than Dead End Gallery, where art and innovation converge to create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a small startup or a large corporation, we offer tailored corporate events that combine art, technology, and education.
Our corporate events feature a selection of engaging lectures that explore the intersection of AI, creativity, and the legal aspects of this exciting field. Choose from our thought-provoking talks:
- AI and Creativity - Constant Brinkman (co-founder, Dead End Gallery). Delve into the world of artificial intelligence and its impact on artistic creation. Constant will take you on a journey through the creative potential of AI.
- Copyrights and AI - Sem Bakker (lawyer). Gain valuable insights into the legal intricacies surrounding AI-generated art, with a comprehensive overview of copyrights in the age of artificial intelligence.
- AI Explained - Dr. Maarten Lamers (Leiden University). For a deeper understanding of the technology behind the art, join Maarten as he demystifies the inner workings of AI.
You have the flexibility to choose the combination of lectures that best suits your event. The first lecture by Constant Brinkman is mandatory, as it sets the stage for understanding the synergy between AI and creativity. You can then select one or both of the additional talks to tailor the event to your specific interests.
To make your event even more memorable, we offer optional drinks and bites. Enjoy a relaxing and sociable atmosphere after the lectures, where you can discuss the concepts presented during the talks and network with your colleagues.
Ready to book a corporate event that's as unique as your team? Contact us to discuss your specific needs and preferences. We look forward to hosting your group at Dead End Gallery!
Companies & organisations that came before you
CEO & Co-Founder Dead End Gallery
Constant Brinkman
Constant Brinkman (aka The Algorithm Alchemist) is a creative entrepreneur, AI enthusiast, and innovator in the intersection of technology and art. As the Co-Founder and Director of Dead End Gallery in Amsterdam, the world’s first AI-driven art gallery, he has been at the forefront of exploring and showcasing the possibilities of artificial intelligence in the creative arts. Brinkman is also a seasoned event organizer, having hosted numerous lectures, keynotes, and events focused on AI, including the AI Movie Filmfest Amsterdam.
With a career spanning several decades, Brinkman has founded and led multiple tech companies, including Colibri, where he developed specialized software solutions for logistics, ticketing systems, and team planning for major festivals such as de Parade, ITGWO, Eurosonic-Noorderslag and Oerol. His expertise extends to both hardware and software, having worked on CNC machine development, big data applications, and AI strategies across various tech and creative enterprises.
Brinkman’s passion for AI and technology is matched by his commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing within the AI community. He has delivered keynotes and lectures for organizations such as ABN-AMRO, Lufthansa, Achmea, and Unilever, and has supported PhD research for students from universities worldwide.
A well-connected figure within the AI and tech communities, Brinkman continues to push the boundaries of innovation, blending technology and creativity to inspire the next generation of AI-driven art and experiences. His work has been recognized in prominent media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, CNN, and Harpers Bazaar.
Photos: Reshaping Work 2024
Photos: Morningstar
Publicity, talks & exhibits
- Samsung Forum, Sept 2026 - Panel during Gallery Fold Expo in Brussel link
- Samsung Forum, Sept 2026 - Panel during Gallery Fold Expo in Amsterdam link
- Keynote for QSTA, September 2026 - talk about the beginning and struggles of the Gallery link
- Thebe, September 2026 - Talk about AI & Creativity in the Gallery link
- De Groene, Article 'De vierde wond' by Tom Grosfeld, Juni 2026 (Dutch) link
- Interview Irisa Nova, TBI magazine Juni 2026 link
- Mocca Amsterdam, April 2026 - masterclass AI and art link
- Quest, April 2026 edition, article “Kunst zonder mens” link
- Dead End Gallery, March 2026 - exposition NOW
- De Montfort University, March 2026 - lecture for students about AI and creativity
- Mediacollege Amsterdam, February 2026 - lecture for Immersive Designer students
- HvA Media, February 2026 - lectures about AI and creativity
- Linge College, January 2026 - “Kunst m.b.v. AI: kan het en mag het?”
- Artemis Academie, December 2025 - four lectures on AI, art and the history of digital art
- Discovery Museum, November 2025 - talk about AI vs Real
- AI Film Clinic, November 2025 - hackathon with AI
- DNB - talk with Maarten Lamers about creativity and agents
- Tijdlab, October 2025 - talk about AI and creativity
- ADNIGHT Amsterdam, October 2025 - tour Art-i-ficial at AI.AM
- ART The Hague, September 2025 - lecture on the history of art created with computers
- NEMO Amsterdam, July/August 2025 - Promptograaf exhibit
- AI.AM, July 2025 - opening of AI.AM with exposition
- Talk for students from Germany, July 2025 - AI and creativity
- School voor Journalistiek Utrecht, June 2025 - “Het is gewoon kunst en het gereedschap is Artificial Intelligence” link
- Picnic 10 Years event, May 2025 - talk about how we make AI creative
- Pakhuis de Zwijger, May 2025 - AI & Human Creativity? link
- EW Magazine, April 2025 - talk about the gallery and making AI creative
- Nederlands Dagblad, April 2025 - can art exist without a human artist? link
- EW Magazine, April 2025 - AI-created art is here to stay link
- ABN AMRO, March 2025 - keynote AI and creativity
- Geert Groote College, March 2025 - keynote AI and creativity
- De Montfort University, March 2025 - keynote AI and creativity
- NU.nl, February 2025 - interview about the AI auction at Christie’s link
- Vitens, February 2025 - keynote AI and creativity
- DNB, February 2025 - talk about how Digital Custodian is made link
- HvA, February 2025 - keynote about AI and creativity
- Islands, January 2024 - article about our gallery link
- Volkskrant, December 2024 - article about creating our own AI characters link
- Artemis Academie, December 2024 - “Art with AI: what is possible?”
- Morningstar Sustainable Investing Summit, November 2024 - talk “AI: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility”
- Dutch Business Council Korea, November 2024 - talk “Can AI be Creative?”
- e-Daily, November 2024 - newspaper interview
- Pon, November 2024 - keynote on AI and creativity
- AI Content Festival Korea, November 2024 - opening keynote
- Reshaping Work conference, Rode Hoed Amsterdam, October 2024 - expo and talks
- AI Transformation Forum, Hoofddorp, October 2024 - expo and talk
- World AI Summit Amsterdam, October 2024 - art show
- DSI 25-years event, Amsterdam - talk about AI artists
- Capital C, October 2024 - art show “Ceci n’est pas de l’IA”
- Het Parool, October 2024 - “Can computers make art?”
- Coca-Cola, September 2024 - gallery lecture
- ABN AMRO learning week, June 2024 - keynote lecture about art and creativity
- BNR The Big Five, June 2024 - one-hour talk about AI art with Diana Matroos link
- AI Film Festival, June 2024 - talks and interviews, hosted by Dead End Gallery
- Rijksmuseum, April 2024 - lecture for Pon about art and creativity
- a.i. ART podcast, March 2024 - podcast by Dimitry van den Berg and David Vijsma
- Artphy, March 2024 - expo Ars Intelligentia with Geert Mul, Bas Uterwijk and Jeroen van der Most
- Accenture, March 2024 - lecture and artworks
- Mediacollege, February 2024 - talk about AI, image rights and creativity
- NRK, January 2024 - tour and lecture about what is possible with AI
- WORLD Radio, January 2024 - podcast with Mary Muncy “The AI of the Beholder” link
- CNN, December 2023 - Anderson Cooper’s The Whole Story, TV show and podcast “A.I. and the Future of Humanity” link
- Emerce TV, December 2023 - TV show “Kan en mag Artificial Intelligence creatief zijn?” with Sem Bakker
- Vaktor, November 2023 - lecture about making art with AI and being more creative with AI
- Europort, November 2023 - opening and talk/interview
- C-punt Hoofddorp, November 2023 - expo “The Muze in the Machine”
- House of Mobility / Pon, November 2023 - lecture about how to make AI creative and what is AI art
- Rotary Amsterdam, October 2023 - lecture about AI art
- Emerce Eday, October 2023 - talk about art and creativity with Maarten Lamers and Sem Bakker
- Lufthansa, September 2023 - lecture about how we create our artists and how they create art
- NU.nl, August 2023 - article “Within 2 years every museum owns works made with AI”
- Kunst Centrum Haarlem, June 2023 - art show “Artistieke Impact”
- Unilever, June 2023 - lecture about creating art with AI
- Het Financieele Dagblad, June 2023 - article “In deze galerie is alles AI - zelfs de kunstenaars”
- Odapark, March 2023 - lecture about AI, art and IP, with Sem Bakker
- Euronews, March 2023 - items about Dead End Gallery link
- NOS Journaal, March 2023 - TV item about the opening of the first AI gallery