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Tam Gryn

Miami
As seen in: SURFACE, Substack, E-Crypto News
Art Curator / Managing Director Museum of Sex 🔍 Pioneering new cultural models at the intersection of art + other industries.
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Can AI Create Culture?

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By Tam Gryn
| Substack
AI-generated social media influencers. Twelve women, one incresingly familiar beauty standard. Have you noticed that it is becoming harder to tell whether a woman on Instagram is an AI-generated influencer or a real person? A few years ago, the technology gave itself away through distorted hands, impossible reflections, melting jewelry and faces whose features seemed to drift whenever you looked at them closely. Those errors are disappearing.
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Reading the Room: What Sex and Art Teach Us About the Limits of AI

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By Tam Gryn
| Substack
Every time I use AI for work, I run into the same problem. I am a museum curator working in the intersection of sexuality, contemporary art and culture. My job is to ask difficult questions, present provocative ideas and help people think differently about one of the most fundamental aspects of being human. Yet every time I ask AI to help me with an exhibition, writing about an artwork or even research, I inevitably hit a wall.
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Emerging Web3 Innovations Will Be The Talk of Art Basel Miami Beach and Beyond – SURFACE

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By Tam Gryn, Brian Trunzo, Nate Storey Verified
| SURFACE Verified
Web3 Three trends in crypto art that everyone will be buzzing about at the art fair this year. By Tam Gryn and Brian Trunzo In 1935, at the dawn of mass media, critical theorist Walter Benjamin wrote an influential essay about the impact of new means of mechanical reproduction on art. He argued that while technologies like print, photography, and radio enable new collective forms of art appreciation, they also rob an artwork of its “aura”—an almost supernatural quality tied to its uniqueness.
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