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What's the Art in Artificial Intelligence?: Artist Focus: Mimi Onuoha

What's the Art in Artificial Intelligence?
Artist Focus: Mimi Onuoha
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  1. Concept Focus: Ethics
    1. Ethics | Cosmologyscape
    2. Ethics | Suzanne Kite (Oglála Lakȟóta)
  2. Concept Focus: Aesthetics
    1. Aesthetics | In The Raw
    2. Aesthetics | Denise Ferreira da Silva
    3. Aesthetics | Rizvana Bradley
  3. Inspiration: Octavia Butler
  4. Artist Focus: Beth Coleman
  5. Artist Focus: American Artist
  6. Artist Focus: Sondra Perry
  7. Artist Focus: Mimi Onuoha
  8. Midjourney Tutorial: Step One

ARTIST FOCUS: MIMI ONUOHA

Nigerian-born artist Mimi Onuoha explains her focus is thinking about systems and how they are naturalized. She looks for what is missing and formulates research questions from there.

Mimi Onuoha, ‘Creative Inquiries: Mimi Onuoha (2022).’ Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Libraries.

QUESTIONS

  • Mimi Onuoha describes herself as ‘form agnostic.’ What do you think that means?
  • How does she define ‘Machine Learning’?
  • What does she give as an example of Machine Learning as it is encountered in everyday life?
Mimi Ọnụọha, The cloth in the cable 2022, detail, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Courtesy the artist. Photograph: Andrew Curtis

QUESTIONS

  • What does Onuoha do to Internet cables in These Networks in Our Skin and what tradition does she say that she is drawing on?
  • Explain her parting question ‘What should be naturalized?’

    Mimi Onuoha, ‘Creative Inquiries: Mimi Onuoha (2022).’ Youtube posted by Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Libraries, 30 May 2022
    Mimi Onuoha and Tiara Roxanne, 'Our Futures Are Interwoven.' Data Relations. Digital Publication. Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, 10 December 2022 to 19 March 2023.

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