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Art of the 4th Industrial Revolution and its Contributions to Humankind

By | Oct 3, 2017

Art made with the new tools of the fourth industrial revolution, including 3D printing, digital tools and digital manufacturing serve to positively impact human evolution in ways not previously witnessed. Although the human condition, nature and events continue to capture the attention of artists, the utilization and exploration of these tools in the production of art and design makes advancements and innovations across many fields in ways that have the potential to influence and make contributions that fundamentally benefit humankind.

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After Life October 2017

By | Oct 1, 2017

What awaits us at the end of our lives? Science offers many answers to this eternal question. Here on earth, we can look forward to the renewing release of nutrients during decomposition to, while, taking a broader view, we can consider the ultimate persistence and continual transformation of all energy in the universe.

GermanMedia CoverageThe Gap

Ars Electronica 2017: Drone Dawn

By | Sep 15, 2017

Technology, for Karle, is a chance to overcome impairments, to augment the body… also she states 'I am a great advocate of medical freedom.' Karle pleads not for eugenics or compulsive augmentation, but for the self-determination of every human being... What worries Karle is a possible class contrast between those who will afford expensive implants and prostheses and the poor. The checks and balances for this, as well as for genetics, are simply not yet mature. It is precisely the changes made by genetic engineering that can not be reversed, fears Karle. (translated)

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Homo Digitalis bei der Ars Electronica

By | Sep 11, 2017

(see Karle’s work at 4:00) We are constantly connected to the digital world... we can talk to our digital assistants... but we are just getting used to the possibilities of communicating with machines. We explore these themes and the current state of technology with the artists and scientists presenting at “ Artificial Intelligence: the Other I” exhibition at Ars Electronica in Linz... “Merging with technology is not all positive nor all negative, it’s a force, it’s a currency, and it depends on how we use it, towards what ends” Karle says (translated)

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AI Artificial Intelligence Das andere Ich

By | Sep 1, 2017

by Gerfried Stocker, Christine Schopf, & Hannes Leopoldseder Leveraging the intelligence of human stem cells, Amy Karle created "Regenerative Reliquary"... "Regenerative Reliquary" made artistic, scientific and technological advances as it required and inspired new innovations for its creation, as well as influencing a new way of thinking. Amy Karle’s bioart work expands opportunities for art and design, biomedical applications, healing and enhancing our bodies, and opens minds to create things that it was never possible to create before.

EnglishMedia CoverageVogue

Asvoff9: The World’s First Wearable Technology in Fashion Film

By | Aug 31, 2017

The current field of wearable technology is a diverse movement of e-textiles makers and computer aided design fabricators primarily being pioneered by a clan of women in tech around the planet. Contemporary fashion technologists today push the boundaries of the very word wearable... emerging fields within wearable technology include Biological-couture invented by artist Amy Karle, who creates transformational body work described as bionic fashion…

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4 innovations that will change the clothes of the future

By | Aug 16, 2017

Smart fibers developed through technology, sustainable materials and processes will not be a utopia. Although it seems impossible, clothing that removes its spots on its own or even prevents acne is a reality, as well as are materials from less polluting biological fibers. These are the most outstanding innovations in the industry: … Amy Karle has already explored silhouettes and sartorial constructions through an artifact that seems distant to many. (translated)

EnglishMedia CoverageZERO1

Announcing Artists for the 2018 American Arts Incubator

By | Jul 20, 2017

American Arts Incubator (AAI) is an international new media and digital arts exchange program developed by ZERO1 in partnership with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs… After a rigorous selection process, we are thrilled to announce the six artists chosen to participate in the 2018 American Arts Incubator: … Amy Karle, Poland. …The six American artists will act as cultural envoys, using artistic collaboration to foster new relationships built upon common social values and the collective exploration of differences.

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Futuro

By | Jul 20, 2017

Mônica Bergamo | Society Column The FILE Electronic Language International Festival exhibition was opened with the presence of the president of the institution, curators of the show, and artist Amy Karle who has exhibited works at the show... (translated)

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Electronic Language Festival at FIESP

By | Jul 19, 2017

The artworks at FILE play with senses and cause unusual sensations of visitors that turn the mood of how we perceive reality. This exhibition brings together the latest contemporary works of art that use technological resources to conceive works in artistic expression. This American artist [Amy Karle] who created dresses from body scans and digital manufacturing discusses how we all speak electronic language and communicate through digital media.(translated)

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FILE Brings New Electronic Experiences To The Public

By | Jul 18, 2017

Cited as the most relevant event of electronic art in Latin America, the International Festival of Electronic Language (FILE) event … including the selection of the fashion work of American Amy Karle [caption] … aims to make the public experience and reflect on the new concepts that the Electronic art carries with it, as the active participation of people with the work... (translated)

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Bubbling Universes: FILE São Paulo 2017

By | Jul 16, 2017

Switching up conventions about the body and beauty, the selections from her “Internal Collection” showing at FILE represent internal anatomy in external wearable form. Merging anatomy, fashion, and technology, each piece is created by hand and digital manufacturing technologies. By depicting designs inspired by anatomy, this work communicates that, when we share our likeness and what is going on inside of us, an opportunity is offered for finding beauty within ourselves and connection with others.

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The future of 3D printing in medicine from Autodesk’s Pier 9

By | Jul 14, 2017

“A new exhibit at Autodesk’s Pier 9 Workshop in San Francisco is taking a futuristic vision on the direction of healthcare.The work, titled Regenerative Reliquary, has been 3D printed by resident artist Amy Karle. Made from PEGDA, it can be laced with stem cells, which will grow to form a ‘living’ alternative of the hydrogel hand. Karle’s inspiration behind the piece is the thought of a future where “spare parts” can be delivered to humans on demand.”

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How to Grow a Human Hand

By | Jul 6, 2017

We live in a time where the meaning of impossible needs to be updated. … Artist Amy Karle has an interesting new project that combines 3D printing with stem cell research called “Regenerative Reliquary “… There’s something miraculous about giving something vital like a limb or an organ to someone to needs it. In the past, it couldn’t be done, but with the future in sight, we’re slowly changing our minds on that.

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