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    Issue seventeenth features an interview with Peter T. McCarthy. He was born in Australia in 1979, Peter obtained a Bachelor of Applied Arts (craft arts) from UNSW. Though totally in love with textiles and weaving, he did not immediately commence professional art practice, but instead retrained as a primary school teacher and spent ten years in volunteer teaching in West Africa. Political instability meant significant personal and professional upheaval. He consequently turned from teaching to professional art practice in 2019. Since then, he has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in Australia, Côte d'Ivoire, France, Portugal, Spain, and South Korea. His work was recently recognized in prestigious international events, namely the Loewe Craft Prize 2022 and Contextile International contemporary textile art biennale. The Surface Design Association recently awarded Peter T. McCarthy in their annual exhibition in Print for his unique and unusual use of materials. Peter lives and works between Sydney, Australia and Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire.

    We would like to appreciate the participation of our artists and art writers. In addition to our board member Zoltán Somhegyi (Hungary) and Izmer Bin Ahmad, who write for the magazine regularly, we also had the pleasure of working with international art critics such as Anna Guillot (Italy), Emelia Ong (Malaysia), Judit Nahóczky (Hungary), Maya Samawi (Syria-UAE) and Elham Shafaei (Iran-UAE).

    Finally, we are thankful to Fabio Gamberini our editor in Artificial Intelligence section. He interviewed with Chat-GPT the AI chatbot to unravel the endless possibilities, potential risks, and limitations that come with AI art.

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Issue 16

Issue sixteenth features an interview with Andrej Polukord, a Lithuanian artist based in Vilnius and Vienna. Andrej Polukord works in painting, installation, performance, photography, and video art. The themes of everyday life, ecology, and the ethical relationship between man and nature are often revealed by means of humor, adventure, and storytelling in his works. Polukord’s work create unpredictable environments and absurd situations that produce double meaning and ambiguity.

 

We would like to appreciate the participation of our artists and art writers. In addition to our board member Zoltán Somhegyi (Hungary), who writes for the magazine regularly, we also had the pleasure of working with international art critics such as Cheryl Chelliah Thiruchelvam (Malaysia), Massimo Fotino & Fedeliano Nacucchi (Italy), Nina Heydemann (Germany-UAE), Flounder Lee (USA) and Dorottya Olekszik (Hungary).

Finally, we are thankful to Fabio Gamberini our editor in Artificial Intelligence section. He interviewed with Luca Storelli to find out more about his amazing AI art.

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