As artificial intelligence reshapes how images, language, and culture are created, this conversation brings together artists, technologists, and scholars to examine the relationship between AI, creativity, ethics, and cultural memory.
Inspired by The Black Madonna & Other Sacred Spaces, the discussion explores what happens when ancestral knowledge meets algorithmic systems—and what only people can remember, carry, and pass on.
Featuring: Mark Cardwell (Cardwell Communications), Dr. Sonia BasSheva Mañjon (Chief Academic Officer, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; visual artist), Marshall Shorts (Maroon Arts Group & Artfluential), Dr. Casidy Campbell (Barnard College), Tobi Ewing (Designer & Cultural Producer), and Chris Hearn (Co-founder, Irrepressible Soul Collective and Strategy, GooRoo).
Moderated by: Dr. Terron Banner, Executive Director of Urban Arts Space.
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50 W. Town St., Ste. 130
Columbus, OH 43215
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