3 April 2023
Tomorrow’s World Today Features Dead End Gallery
*Tomorrow’s World Today* features Dead End Gallery as the world’s first physical gallery for AI-generated artists and explores what their work could mean for the future of art.
Dead End Gallery has been featured by Tomorrow’s World Today in an article titled “World’s First AI-Generated Art Gallery Opens.”
Published shortly after our opening in Amsterdam, the article introduces Dead End Gallery as the first physical gallery in the world to exhibit artworks created by AI-generated artists.
The feature explains how our original exhibition was created by first developing fictional digital artists, each with their own identity, background and artistic approach. These artists then created unique works ranging from digital paintings to interactive installations.
The article includes The Curator by Irisa Nova and discusses how the work of our AI artists raises new questions about creativity, authorship and the future of art.
It also highlights the debate surrounding art made with artificial intelligence. Some critics question whether AI-generated work should be considered alongside human-made art, while others see it as an important new development in artistic creation.
For us, this discussion is an essential part of Dead End Gallery. The gallery was created not simply to demonstrate a new technology, but to explore what happens when artificial intelligence develops an artistic identity, produces a body of work and enters the physical art world.
As stated in the article:
> “We are the first gallery in the world to physically exhibit AI-generated art, AI-generated artists.”
Tomorrow’s World Today concludes that Dead End Gallery continues to fuel the discussion around AI-generated art and that AI artists may play an important role in the future of the art world.
