ANNE SPALTER

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ANNE SPALTER | ART FOX

VOICE GEMS x Anne Spalter

INFLATABLE METAVERSAL FRIENDS by Anne Spalter delves into our relationship with technology, particularly the screens that dominate much of our modern lives. We spend countless hours interacting with digital devices, creating and consuming content, and forging identities within the virtual realm. This relationship is mirrored in this series of metaversal avatars, which reflect our digital personas back to us.

ANNE SPALTER | INFLATEBLE METAVERSAL FRIENDS

ANNE SPALTER & NATHANIEL STERN | FUTURE MYTHOLOGIES

ART FOX. VALUE SYNTHESIS AND AI is Anne Spalter’s first solo exhibition at the gallery in Berlin. On view will be paintings, drawings, NFTs, sculptures, and a coloring book. The exhibition seeks to unravel the intricate interplay between perceived value and inherent worth, exploring how societal, economic, and individual perceptions, augmented by artificial intelligence, mold our understanding of what is truly valuable.

ART FOX: VALUE SYNTHESIS AND AI

ANNE SPALTER | GALLERY 

VOICES OF WEB3 is an archive of voices and statements summing up the year 2023 in digital art and culture. It is a document in time on the blockchain bringing together some of the leading voices shaping Web3 and the history of digital art.

THE ARCHIVE 2023

VOICES OF WEB3 | GALLERY

The exhibition explores how female artists at the forefront of digital art approach the male-dominated field in a variety of mediums such as AI, AR, video, poetry, and sculpture.

FEMALE PIONEERS OF DIGITAL ART

A BEATING HEART | SHOWROOM

19 artists explore the idea of further challenging the concreteness of human memory—personal or collective—through creative collaboration with AI. In collaboration with The NFT Gallery in London and New York. 


AI AND MEMORY 

RECOLLECTION | NEW YORK, LONDON

Anne Spalter knows how to help herself. When she was looking for a book about the pioneers of early computer art, she couldn't find an in-depth publication, so she wrote it herself. It took her six years to finish the book. Spalter took the time to speak with artists like Herbert W. Franke, Frieder Nake, and Manfred Mohr. When she first heard about artists working with technology, she wasn't convinced; she thought computers were for science. Her initial reaction helps her understand the sometimes negative responses to artists working with the latest technologies. Spalters herself became an artist interested in creating art with new technologies; she is a pioneer in the field of AI and, together with Michael Spalter, stewards one of the world's largest private collections of early computer art. 

AI AND VALUES 

ANNE SPALTER: "CAN ART EXIST WITHOUT AN ARTIST?"

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