Review of The Korean Wave Exhibition at the V&A in London

Review of the African Fashion Exhibition at the V&A in London

Artflicks supports young artists to create and distribute original content designed for social media platforms

The creative industry is undergoing a shift as music, prose, artwork, essays and more can now be easily assembled by intelligence tools. Many artists are anxious that their work will eventually be replaced as corporations seek AI professionals.

Creative writing is often deeply personal and centred around our emotions. How could artificial intelligence ever replicate this? I interviewed two poets, Nell Basley and 'Aphrodities Teachings' to gain perspective on this question.

AI can play instruments and compose music; voices of your favourite singer can be replicated with ease. This concerns young musician Kieran Barber who believes artificial intelligence is a profound threat to his future career. 

In the midst of the AI panic, I was able to attend a fascinating exhibition ‘AI Encounters’ at Queen Mary University of London. Having never attended a show that incorporates AI, I was apprehensive to see if all my worst fears would be confirmed.

“An exploration of grief in the digital age”

A climate change wake-up call for an audience of one staged in complete darkness. Newly adapted from the show originally seen at Cop26, Glasgow

When we look at STEM and The Arts, we commonly separate the two. With a recent shift in mindset, we are starting to close this gap and lean more into the idea of STEAM.

Kyra talks about working as Junior Chief of Staff at Walr, a Market Research Technology company that supports researchers with data creation.

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