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The post features the work of a Netherlands-based collage artist named Toon Joosen.
The artist creates clever combinations of collage and text-based work.
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Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) were innovative in AI art, generating images based on existing datasets and patterns.
Artists using GANs had more control over their datasets, shaping the outputs with their own images and deciding what to include, unlike modern Diffusion models.
Training and working with GANs was an experimental process, where artists had to understand the algorithm's perspective and engage in a technical dialogue to create art.

Artist set a goal to get art into a gallery and accomplished it
Inspirations for the art included items from dollar stores and techniques like weathering fake money
Artwork featured in a group exhibition at AlterWork Studios curated by Tim Kelly and Tina Stipanovic

ISTANBUL’74 presents _Random Forest_ (A Reading Room) by Jonah Freeman & Justin Lowe with Boo-Hooray
The exhibition in Istanbul includes a site-specific reading room inspired by William S. Burroughs’ _The Electronic Revolution_
The artists focus on language, words, and books as foundations for artistic methods like cut-up, collage, and disruption

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Anne Ryan's collages convey a sense of thrift and emotion through tiny details.
Anne Ryan started creating collages in middle age after a varied career.
Anne Ryan's advice to her daughter was to 'Live in the parenthesis of your time.'