Art salon Budapest
‘interthinking’, 2024
Following the successful edition of Art Salon Paris in 2023, Kate Vass Galerie cordially invites you to the opening of Art Salon II, hosted at Budapest Art Factory in Budapest. This year's edition we present the exhibition "Interthinking", celebrating Hungarian cultural heritage and the influence of iconic Hungarian artists on the international contemporary generative art scene.
This year edition feat. Iskra Velitchkova, Marcelo Soria-Rodríguez, Kevin Abosch, Laura Rautjoki, Mario Klingemann, Studio u2p050, and Julien Gachadoat.
The VIP preview takes place on October 17th from 6.30 pm and we would be delighted to have you join us.
The exhibition will be on display till end of December 2024 and then moved to the museum.
re-visiting Art salon paris
‘node to node’, 2023
As we approach Art Paris +, we would like to take a moment to revisit last year’s Art Salon Paris, where we hosted an exhibition showcasing generative & AI art. In the heart of Paris, Kate Vass Galerie presented Art Salon ‘Node to Node’ — a captivating blend of artistic mediums, feat. paintings, plotter drawings, post-photography, & site-specific installations.
Highlighting works from renowned artists such as Kjetil Golid, Manoloide, Jared S. Tarbell, William Mapan, Iskra Velitchkova, Eko33, Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez, Kevin Abosch, Nancy Burson, Ganbrood, Ivona Tau, Obvious, Helena Sarin, Alkan Avcioğlu, Zancan, and Alice Gordon.
A special focus of the show was a curated selection from the esteemed French @lemonde2d private collection, feat. works by Michael Zancan, Phaust, Marcel Schwittlick, Anna Beller & Alejandro Campos, Stuart Batchelor, Andreas Rau, Casey Reas, and Peter Beyls.
Automat und Mensch 2.0
five years milestone
On May 29th, the group exhibition "Automat und Mensch" a retrospective of 70 years of generative and AI history, opened at the Kate Vass Galerie in Zurich. This show aimed to highlight the deep historical roots of AI and generative art by featuring 29 artists, including both pioneers and emerging talents.
As we journey five years back in time to revisit the show, our aim is to reflect upon the trajectory of AI in art and the evolution of generative art over the past half-decade. We open with the review of our program and explore the transformative impact of technological advancements, paying homage to pioneering artists who laid the groundwork, while also exploring the emergence of fresh voices and highlight new exclusive artworks. Opens on the 29th May 2024.
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THE INTERVIEW I ART COLLECTOR SEEDPHRASE
Kate Vass is excited to continue her exploration of the evolving role of collectors in the digital art world by sitting down with one of the most prominent figures in the Web3: Daniel Maegaard aka Seedphrase.
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THE INTERVIEW I ART COLLECTOR ZAPHODOK
In this discussion, we had the distinct pleasure of speaking with zaphodok, a passionate art collector who has been pushing the boundaries of art at the intersection of internet culture since the beginning.
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THE INTERVIEW I ART COLLECTOR TACYTURN
In this conversation, Kate Vass had the pleasure of speaking with the art collector, aka, TaCyTurn, the degenerative Maths Lover, creator, and member of @fingerprintsDAO
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THE INTERVIEW I ART COLLECTOR JEDIWOLF
Kate Vass interviewed Jediwolf, a collector who has built an impressive UnderTheGAN collection, which focuses on early AI artworks.
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THE ART AND SCIENCE OF ALEXANDER MORDVINTSEV
As we mark the 5th anniversary of the “Automat und Mensch” show, we are pleased to present a selection of his early pieces by Alexander Mordvintsev created before DeepDream was open-sourced.
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VERA MOLNÁR CONFERENCE AT CENTRE POMPIDOU
The Centre Pompidou and the National Institute of Art History are organizing a study day dedicated to Vera Molnár. Speakers include Julien Gachadoat and aurèce vettier.
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