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By Anika Meier
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For 30 years, Olia Lialina has treated the web as a medium. Browsers, hyperlinks, servers, protocols, HTML, location bars, and the movement of files across networks are the material of her work. Olia Lialina began making art online in 1995, when the web was still a space that could be built, inhabited, and shaped by its users.
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The Optimizer | Jonas Lund

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By Anika Meier
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Jonas Lund has spent much of his career trying to solve art as if it were a system. Can you predict which artworks will succeed? Engineer scarcity to increase value? Outsource artistic decisions to experts? Optimize an artistic career? And if an algorithm can make those decisions better than you can, why make them yourself? These questions have led Lund to turn many of the systems shaping contemporary life into artistic methods.
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When the Artwork Hires the Artist

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By Anika Meier
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Primavera De Filippi on protocol art, autonomous artworks, and the changing role of the artist. An exhibition in Venice is asking whether a way of making art that predates generative AI finally needs a name. Strange Rules, currently on view at Palazzo Diedo and curated by Mat Dryhurst, Holly Herndon, and Hans Ulrich Obrist with Adriana Rispoli, brings together artists whose work is built around protocols: rules and systems that can be carried out by other people, machines, or technologies.
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