Artists-in-Dialogue: Agnieszka Kurant + Cary Wolfe | Moody Center For The Arts

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Artists-in-Dialogue: Agnieszka Kurant + Cary Wolfe is a captivating event that delves into the realms of artificial, human, and nonhuman intelligence. Taking place on November 8, 2023, at Moody Center For The Arts in Houston, this thought-provoking conversation will be led by Cary Wolfe, a remarkable individual who holds the esteemed position of Bruce and Elizabeth Dunlevie Professor of English at Rice University. Known for his insightful book, Art and Posthumanism, Wolfe will engage attendees in an exploration of Agnieszka Kurant's remarkable body of work. By considering concepts such as knowledge, creativity, and labor as systems that go beyond the confines of the human species, guests will have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the possibilities that arise. Following the engaging discussion, a reception will be held, providing an opportunity for further connection and reflection. For those eager to learn more about Kurant's practice and Wolfe's research, there are several informative articles available. These include "An Artist Who Disavows the Possibility of Individual Agency" in The New York Times Style Magazine (November 2021), "There's No Story That Stays Stable for Too Long.' How Artists Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Confront Modern Anxieties" in Time magazine (2020), and "AGNIESZKA KURANT: Collective Intelligence" in The Brooklyn Rail (2017). Additionally, Cary Wolfe's book, What is Posthumanism?, offers valuable insights into this captivating field. The event promises to be an intellectually stimulating experience, shedding light on the fascinating intersection of art and intelligence. Best of all, admission is free, making it accessible to all who seek to expand their knowledge in this intriguing domain.