AI, Arts and Creativity
The Institute for Applied Creativity investigates how artificial intelligence can enhance creative processes in education, health care and the arts. It aims to foster new viewpoints and pioneering strategies, aligning with its vision of “AI for All” to democratize the innovative use of AI in various creative domains.
Our Programs
‘Aberrant Creativity’ Exhibition
“Aberrant Creativity” is an international, juried exhibition exploring the boundaries between our machines and ourselves. It is an opportunity for artists to challenge AI, to seduce AI into creative partnership or lead it astray into play and joy. Visitors are invited to enter a strange new world in which artists experiment responsibly in embodiment and subversion, invention and hacking, community and connection between the human and the machine.
Invited Artist Talk Series
Currently, three talks are planned. The schedule will be posted early in January.
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| Eunsu Kang Visiting Professor; Art and Machine Learning Carnegie Mellon University | Lev Manovich Presidential Professor of Computer Science City University of New York’s Graduate Center | Steve DiPaola Professor Simon Fraser University |
Core Faculty
Caleb Kicklighter, instructional assistant professor, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Emily Bujnoch, instructional assistant professor, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Mayet Andreassen, instructional assistant professor, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Michael Bruner, visiting lecturer, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo, associate professor, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Contact
If you want to work with us, please contact the director of the IAC: creativity@tamu.edu.