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In last week's Artwrld conversation, Matthieu Lorrain talked about how world-building will become a key artistic pathway for the "10x creatives" of our AI-enabled future. In this Thursday's live conversation, I'll be talking to Sam Spratt, a brilliant artist who is building ambitious storytelling worlds today—and not with AI, but with crypto. I'm really looking forward to it too, because the way Sam is using the blockchain to forge a link of sorts between Leonardo da Vinci, Mark Zuckerberg, and video games is incredibly compelling, as are the deeply human personal connections he aims to foster through his work. Click the link below to tune in live this Thursday at noon ET—and bring your own questions!

Up next: Artwrld’s editor-at-large, Andrew Goldstein, will be in conversation with world-building artist Sam Spratt. Thursday, November 7th, at 12:00 PM EST RSVP to join the live conversation: https://lnkd.in/g6KZSvUf Known for his distinctive ability to intertwine classical techniques with Web3 technology, Spratt invites his collectors and fans into immersive storytelling experiences that are as interactive as they are visually compelling. His recent ‘LUCI’ series—a digital collection pairing intricate paintings with reflective psalms—reimagines ancient human values in a post-historic era. Join us for an engaging discussion on Spratt’s creative process and the future of digital art.

"For me, data has never been just numbers. It's always been a form of memory, and in my mind, that memory can take any shape, form, and doesn't follow physical constraints." – Refik Anadol If you missed last week's conversation with artist Refik Anadol and Artwrld editor-at-large Andrew Goldstein, tune in to Artwrld's podcast to hear how Anadol is writing the next chapter of art history. 📻: https://lnkd.in/gbAnBCSx ### Artwrld hosts weekly live talks with leading artists, technologists, art professionals, and entrepreneurs about the opportunities and challenges at the vanguard of creativity.

🖼️ Curious about the intersection of AI, creativity, and the future of digital experiences? 🕹️ 🎙️ Join me this Thursday, October 31st, at 12:00 PM EST for a live conversation with Artwrld’s editor-at-large, Andrew Goldstein. We'll be talking about liquid content and the future of creativity in a state of flow. 📅 Thursday, October 31st, at 12:00 PM EST RSVP 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gAeRBEVS Content is liquid 💦

For anyone who has been enjoying my recent explorations of art and AI, this week’s live Artwrld conversation is going to be unmissable—because I get to talk to none other than Google DeepMind’s Matthieu Lorrain, the visionary who’s thinking through the future of the arts for the astonishing innovation laboratory behind AlphaGo, AlphaFold, and Gemini. I have a feeling it’s going to be scary good, and not just because it falls on Halloween. Click the link below to tune in live at noon ET on Thursday—and make sure to bring questions!

Curious about the intersection of AI, creativity, and the future of digital experiences? Join us this Thursday, October 31st, at 12:00 PM EST for a live conversation between Artwrld’s editor-at-large, Andrew Goldstein, and Matthieu Lorrain, Creative Lead, AI & Creativity Research at Google DeepMind. 📅 Thursday, October 31st, at 12:00 PM EST RSVP 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gAeRBEVS Lorrain is a visionary in the field of interactive storytelling. He has been exploring creative applications of emerging technologies for the last 20 years, ranging from interactive video to connected objects, augmented reality, and now artificial intelligence. Throughout his career, Lorrain has been thinking about art down to the atomic level, fusing science and philosophy into a framework for AI-assisted creativity that he sums up in a simple phrase: “Content is liquid.” Join us to hear more about Lorrain’s trajectory, how he’s advancing AI and human collaboration at Google, and what this might mean for the future of art. RSVP to join us and participate in the community Q&A at the end.

“I know this may be sacrilege for people in the art world, but there is a lot of similarity in the relationship between the venture capitalist and the entrepreneur and the collector and the artist.” If you missed our conversation with collector and venture capitalist Ryan Zurrer, tune in to Artwrld’s podcast to hear about Zurrer’s mission-driven investing practices including how he is helping digital artists gain recognition and a place in the art history canon, demystify the financial industrial complex of the traditional art world, and expanding the utilities of NFTs that benefit both the artist and the collector. 📻 : https://lnkd.in/gzk7x_85

Final chance to RSVP for tomorrow’s conversation with Andrew Goldstein and Refik Anadol. 📅 Thursday, October 24th at 12:00 PM EST 🔗 RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gRXfXHXK Join us to learn more about Anadol’s creative practice, his vision for how AI will transform our understanding of art, and Dataland—the world’s first “museum powered by generative AI and ethical tech.”

This week, join Artwrld editor-at-large Andrew Goldstein for an in-depth conversation with acclaimed new media artist Refik Anadol—live on Zoom. 📅 Thursday, October 24th at 12:00 PM EST 🔗 RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gRXfXHXK Anadol's work has redefined how we experience art—using artificial intelligence to transform data into stunning visual experiences. You might have seen his groundbreaking installation Unsupervised at The Museum of Modern Art, where he reimagined 200 years of art history using AI, or heard about his latest plans to open Dataland, the world’s first museum dedicated entirely to AI art, in 2025. A community Q&A will follow the conversation, offering a rare opportunity to engage directly with one of the leading voices in digital art.

“We have been adapting to technology as humans. I look forward to the day when we're designing, and we're creating art or creating experiences, where the technology adapts to us, to the physical world that we live in and that we inhabit. That’s where I see us going.” If you missed last week’s live conversation with futurist Cathy Hackl and Andrew Goldstein, tune in to Artwrld’s podcast to hear about what Hackl refers to as the season of possibility and her protopian vision for how AI and spatial computing will reshape the future of art, design, technology, the economy and beyond. 📻: https://lnkd.in/giUHwRjC ### Artwrld hosts live talks every week with leading artists, technologists, art professionals, and entrepreneurs about the opportunities and challenges at the vanguard of creativity.