Curating Superintelligences:Reader on AI and Future Curating

This volume addresses a shift in contemporary curatorial field largely<br/>attributed to the ubiquitous presence of information and computational<br/>technologies, the rapid developments in Artificial Intelligence, and the<br/>re-claiming of subaltern knowledges. It poses questions about the impli-<br/>cations of these “super-intelligences” for contemporary art and culture,<br/>and the new possibilities for curatorial practice and its future forms.<br/>What new understandings, relationships, and new entities can emerge<br/>once open to the possibilities afforded by expanded human and machine<br/>epistemologies?<br/>Contributors:<br/>Dominik Bönisch, CROSSLUCID, Marialaura Ghidini, Olga Goriunova,<br/>Francis Hunger, Leonardo Impett, Victoria Ivanova, Eva Jäger, Nathan<br/>Jones, Murad Khan, Nora N. Khan, Joasia Krysa, Jason Edward Lewis<br/>(Kanaka Maoli/ Samoan), Nicolas Malevé, Gabriel Menotti, Lívia Nolasco-<br/>Rózsás, Alasdair Milne, Christiane Paul, Helen V. Pritchard, Mikhel<br/>Proulx, Tom Schofield, Skawennati (Kanien’kehá:ka), Sam Skinner,<br/>Katrina Sluis, Winnie Soon, Gaia Tedone, Suzanne Treister, Magdalena<br/>Tyżlik-Carver, Elvia Vasconcelos, Ashley Lee Wong, Mi You, Martin<br/>Zeilinger, Gary Zhexi Zhang.