Bristol Art Gallery opens a call for entries of art works created using DIY or off-the-shelf AI art generators for “Ars Artificialis” exhibition. The exhibition is inspired by the father of the Artificial Intelligence, Catalonian philosopher Ramon Llull (1232–1316), who “succeeded in creating a universal science, based on the algebraic notation of its basic concepts and their combination by means of mechanical figures” [1]. There is no submission fee and selected entries will be exhibited at the virtual exhibition for free. Entries selected for physical exhibition at will attract printing fees.

Art Curator:
Irina Petrova Adamatzky (UK)

Scientific Advisers:
Antoni Gandia (Catalonia/Switzerland), Alessandro Chiolerio (Italy), Genaro Martinez (Mexico), Jordi Vallverdú (Catalonia), Konrad Szaciłowski (Poland), Andrew Adamatzky (UK)

[1] A. Fedora and C. Sierra. Ramon Llull, from the Ars Magna to Artificial Intelligence, Barcelona: Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, 2011.