The international group exhibition Triumph of Galatea, which refers to the myth of Pygmalion, examines the changes and developments in human experience in culture and society in connection with the onslaught of new technologies.
Since its opening, new media and technological art have been two of Kumu’s focal themes, which is why the opening exhibition of Kumu’s 20th anniversary year focuses on the current connections between art and artificial intelligence. The international group exhibition, referring to the myth of Pygmalion in its title, examines the changes and developments in human experience in culture and society in connection with the onslaught of new technologies.
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Unsupervised, Refik Anadol
The New FuTure: NFT World
Ryoji Ikeda
Neïl Beloufa. Digital Mourning
Nothing Ever Happened (Yet)
A studio sun system with light-artist Arnout Meijer – Random Studio
'Water Night' , Watch a Choir Conductor Digitally Unite 3500 Singers from Around the World
Measured and adjustable landscapes
