The article discusses two significant exhibitions: Digital Witness, which examines how contemporary artists utilize digital advancements while confronting artificial intelligence, and the Palm Springs Art Museum's showcase of Southern California art influenced by the post-war technology boom. The latter feature includes kinetic works by Frank Malina. Additionally, the California African American Museum presents an exhibition on George Washington Carver, emphasizing his contributions as an agricultural scientist and artist, revealing the creative legacies of historical figures through contemporary artistic interpretations.
Digital Witness explores how visual artists leverage advances in digital imaging while confronting the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in their work.
The Palm Springs Art Museum showcases Southern California art influenced by the region's technology boom, featuring unique works that blend science and abstraction.
George Washington Carver's legacy as an agricultural scientist and inventor is highlighted in a contemporary exhibition that also celebrates his artistic creativity through modern interpretations.
The exhibition at the California African American Museum offers a deep dive into Carver's work and his innovative, eco-friendly approaches to agriculture.
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