Curatorial Tour – execute_photography

Join the curators as they move through the exhibition, discussing artworks and speculating on the many potential futures that current technologies open up for the medium of photography.

Image: Sara Oscar, A hyperrealistic photograph of a pregnant Thai woman, tall woman in suit, falling luggage, chaos, airport parking lot, theatrical gestures, falling – scale 1:1, quality 1, 2023. AI generated image. Courtesy the artist.

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