10 July 2023
ADF webmagazine
The end of art as we know it? On display at the world’s first AI art gallery in Amsterdam are a series of masterpieces from an alternate universe. True to topic, this article reall...

The end of art as we know it?
by Ellen Boonstra
On display at the world’s first AI art gallery in Amsterdam are a series of masterpieces from an alternate universe.
True to topic, this article really should’ve been written by ChatGPT or similar software, which arguably would’ve done an equally good if not better job. Journalists and copywriters aren’t the only ones who worry we’ll soon be replaced by a robot or artificial intelligence. Love it or fear it, there’s no denying that AI is here to stay.
Another world this powerful technology is shaking up is the art world, with paintings being entirely created by AI. Although it did take a couple of warm-blooded human beings – Constant Brinkman and Paul Bookelman – to set up a physical gallery in Amsterdam to showcase the works of Irisa Nova, Amalia de la Vega, Lily Chen, and their virtual colleagues.
Read the full article: https://www.adfwebmagazine.jp/en/art/dead-end-gallery-the-end-of-art-as-we-know-it/