Art Curator / Managing Director Museum of Sex 🔍 Pioneering new cultural models at the intersection of art + other industries.
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Be honest. Is your vote your own or your social circle’s?
Voting with the crowd is easy. Thinking for ourselves takes work. We have freedom of thought until someone disagrees, then we cancel.
Tam Gryn retweeted
TODAY Nov. 4th at 1pm est. Museum of Sex Curator Tam Gryn @TamGZ will give a talk about her work!
Tam will lead a conversation around the theme we’ve been exploring during our critique sessions: The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI, examining how technology is reshaping intimacy, desire, and human connection.
Everyone is welcome to join!
Because this is in a spatial internet environment, please join on your computer and we recommend chrome. You do not need to register to join.
With the support of ICA Miami @icamiami.
RSVP bit.ly/4iPIyNc
We grow up watching violence in movies, television and video games.
But show a naked body, especially one expressing sexual desire and suddenly everyone is worried about morality 🤔
Is AI stealing from artists?
Imagine spending decades developing a style so distinctive that people recognize your work instantly.
Then someone types your name into an AI generator and produces something that looks like yours in seconds.
Posting here what Meta bans. A sex cult that coined the term “polyamory” now on view at @museumofsex Miami until Nov 8
Tam Gryn retweeted
As always, we're excited to welcome our guest for an open conversation and Q&A, where we get to explore their journey, projects, and unique approaches to art together.
This time, we're happy to welcome Tam Gryn @TamGZ a Venezuelan curator, author, cultural strategist, and Managing Director and Curator at the Museum of Sex Miami @museumofsex whose work explores contemporary art, emerging technologies, and new creative economies.
Joining us as our guest for Cohort 23, Tam will lead a conversation around the theme we’ve been exploring during our critique sessions: The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI, examining how technology is reshaping intimacy, desire, and human connection.
Everyone is welcome to join!
With the support of ICA Miami @icamiami
RSVP here bit.ly/4iPIyNc
In 1987, Andres Serrano photographed a plastic crucifix submerged in his own urine.
He called it Piss Christ.
The work sparked outrage, death threats, and accusations of blasphemy.
Culture always starts as selfish, delusional, obscene and incoherent because we don’t yet have the framework through which to understand it.
Funny how photographers forget painters said cameras were just a tool 200 years ago. And that photography wasn’t art because you can make it with the click of one finger and endlessly reproduce it.