Kachi Chan’s Art Paper showcases the symbolic interplay between humans and machines and offers an opportunity to view societal and political issues in a unique way.
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A Look Into Climate Misinformation via Machine Learning
Gaëtan Robillard and Jérôme Nika discuss “Critical Climate Machine”, their highly anticipated SIGGRAPH 2024 Art Paper.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 75 – Art, Media, and Ecology
SIGGRAPH 2024 Art Papers Chair August Black discusses the art, media, and science overlap with Anna Friz, Gabriela Munguía, and Tom Sherman.
‘Kiss/Crash’: How AI Portrays Human Desire
An anxiety about the evolution of artificial intelligence inspired “Kiss/Crash,” an AI-powered SIGGRAPH 2023 Art Papers installation.
Visualization Solution Celebrates Wheelchair Dance
Dive into award-winning research centered on a visualization solution celebrating the uniqueness of wheelchair dance.
Poetry or Painting? Where Visual Art Speaks to You
Wander through famous Chinese paintings while experiencing the aesthetics of poetry and painting with this new Art Papers research.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 63 — The Evolution of Art: From Human Perspective to Tech-driven Innovation
What’s next for the world of art, innovation, and design? This episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight dives into these topics and more.
The Curiosity Around Aerobes
Curiosity is in the air … and so are the Aerobes! Take a look at the inspiration behind this SIGGRAPH 2022 Art Papers project.
Reflecting on Key Themes and Research From the SIGGRAPH 2022 Art Papers
After an exciting SIGGRAPH 2022, Art Papers Chair Daniel Cardoso Llach reflected on the program’s, the introduction of roundtables, and some key themes that came out of the contributions.
Exploring Collaborative Drawing and Creative AI
This project trains a generative adversarial network (GAN) to produce children’s drawings. It explicitly juxtaposes human creativity (the thousands of children’s drawings) with machine creativity (the GAN).
The Truth and Usefulness of Painting: Brush Stroke Movement and Artistic Creation
Ruimin Lyu’s research studied brush stroke movement in a quantitative way while providing a new idea of artistic creation.
Where Does Your Research Fit?
This article offers an overview to help you understand which research fits in which program at SIGGRAPH. May the (submission) odds be ever in your favor!