Data Dreams: Art and AI exhibit at the Contemporary Art Museum

I spent a very enjoyable morning exploring the Data Dreams: Art and AI exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. The exhibit brings together ten international artists to investigate the creative, philosophical and societal implications of artificial intelligence. The show uses immersive installations, AI-generated films, hallucinatory imagery and sculptural works to explore how AI reshapes perception, identity, power and what it means to be human in the digital age. It was very good. I especially enjoyed the more sensory, hallucinatory art works. Some of them were very meditative.

Data Dreams: Art and AI

Other art on display

Back out in Circular Quay

Maritime Museum (Darling Harbour)

I spent a very enjoyable morning exploring the Maritime Museum. The highlight was getting to board and check out a war ship and a submarine.  I decided I definitely wouldn't want to go to war on a submarine. I would get a serious dose of claustrophobia!  The Wildlife Photographer of the Year was also on display in the museum. As usual, lots of inspiring photos on display. I must enter a photo one year!

On the way to Darling Harbour by ferry

Wildlife Photographer of the Year