#OpenCall #Workshop
SAAI - Super Artistic AI

SAAI
Workshop on Art & AI
Riyadh, June 8 - 14, 2023

Call for Participation

This Open Call is aimed at young emerging artists and computer scientists from Saudi Arabia interested in artistic processes.

From June 8-14, 2023, a workshop will be held in Riyadh, focusing on the theme of "Artificial Intelligence & Artistic Production". This project at the intersection of art and technology explores the possibilities for artistic creation and processes arising by this young technology.

Various artists and experts will be on hand to give short presentations on their unique approaches and working contexts, and to work with participants on their own project ideas.

Participants should pull up interdisciplinary teams, and it is intended to open up the workshop to an international context through a digital component.
After the workshop, these projects will be further developed and/or documented via video; the goal is to present the final results on the occasion of the Global AI Summit 2023 in Riyadh, which is expected to take place in September.

Artists from Saudi Arabia, Germany, France, Austria, Italy and Estonia are involved in the project management, the workshop and the supervision of the projects/artworks created.

We will provide a decent number of grants to compensate for travel costs within Saudi Arabia.

Please, register by filling in the form:
https://forms.gle/2RW6GD2m6cRnXgtS7
Or, use the provided QR Code,
Preferably before June 6th, 2023.

If you have questions please write to:
info@saai-factory.com

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https://saai-factory.com

In collaboration with EUNIC

Partners and Supporters
Saudi Arabia: Alfaisal University, L'Art Pur Foundation, Diriyah Biennale Foundation, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
International: Alliance Francaise, Austrian Embassy, EU Delegation to Saudi Arabia, EUNIC Cluster in Saudi Arabia, EUNIC Global, Foundry Dubai, French Embassy, German Embassy, German Minister of State for Culture and the Media, Goethe Institute, Italian Embassy, IPKG, Kalkbreite Zurich, Neustart Kultur, Stiftung Kunstfonds