Michael Lewy a former Loopie, joined us yesterday to give Cohort 23 a workshop on the XR Editor, the tool we use to build 3D environments in Onland
Platform.
It’s a great tool that’s intuitive and easy to use. LOOp artists get free access during their sessions and for six months afterward.
Michael started from scratch with the XR Editor during his own Loop sessions, and now he’s teaching workshops on how to use it!
The idea is that any artist who joins our sessions can learn to use the editor along the way, if they’d like, and find ways to make it part of their artistic practice, if they want.
Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique - join us in the spatial Internet - open art salon - bring your work to share - bring your thoughts 💭‿💬 all welcome!
inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3
12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST
https://t.co/PUrOJG0SxY
What does artificial intelligence reveal about our own humanity?
We couldn’t stop taking notes and collecting wonderful quotes that invite us to keep reflecting. This excerpt is one of the many moments the conversation left us with.
From AI’s limitations in addressing these topics and serving as a tool for her work at the Museum of Sex in Miami and New York, to desire and intimacy, Tam invites us to consider the place artists occupy when machines produce images but stumble over context.
We’re sharing an excerpt from our talk with Tam Gryn @TamGZ , our guest for LOOP’s Cohort 23, exploring The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI.
Thank you to Tam Gryn, ICA Miami @icamiami and everyone who participated in this open, worldwide conversation.
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 https://t.co/fxkN6AdLnl
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 https://t.co/LRLw8YEnPG
Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique - join us in the spatial Internet - open art salon - bring your work to share - bring your thoughts 💭‿💬 all welcome!
inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3
12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST
https://t.co/PUrOJG0SxY
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 https://t.co/LRLw8YEVFe
Elevator music accompanied us on Sunday as we wandered through the hallways of Any Resemblance Is Accidental, which opened online and also offline at ICA Miami during Family Day. We stepped out of an elevator inside LOOP, and a long hallway led us through each room, where each artist brought their work to life and took us somewhere else. Asser @asser_saintval was there at ICA, guiding visitors through the online exhibition.
What do we do during our openings? We meet artists from all over the world, talk about their work, projects, and ideas, and explore digital spaces, sometimes being more human than we are in our own bodies.
Thank you so much to all the artists, our guest Jon Rafman @jonrafman , @icamiami , and everyone who joined us!
Participating Artists
Wyatt Bertz
Clayton Campbell
Salesforce Child
Sim Ciudad
Mars Eve
Naomi Moser
Andrea Nakhla
Asser Saint-Val
VISIT ONLINE & at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami
https://t.co/o5OleIurjS
Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique - join us in the spatial Internet - open art salon - bring your work to share - bring your thoughts 💭‿💬 all welcome!
inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3
12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST
https://t.co/PUrOJG0SxY
Join us this Sunday at ICA Miami @icamiami during ICA Family Day as we use the arrow keys to walk together through each artist’s digital installation, or visit through LOOP from wherever you are!
Miami-based artist Asser Saint-Val, one of the participating artists, will be there in person to share his process inside Loop, which culminated in this exhibition, and guide you through each artist’s portal.
ONLINE OPENING
https://t.co/o5OleIurjS
Any Resemblance Is Accidental marks the culmination of Loop Art Critique’s Cohort #22 (August 24 – October 1, 2026), featuring eight artists who participated in critique sessions alongside special guest Jon Rafman @jonrafman
Each artist inhabits a room connected by a surreal corridor that serves as a psychological threshold. As visitors move through these spaces, filled with artworks navigating diverse themes and techniques, as well as portals to alternate realms,they encounter questions of authenticity versus invention, simulacra versus fiction, and the interplay between chance and intention, particularly within digital spaces.
Participating Artists
Wyatt Bertz , Clayton Campbell, Salesforce Child, Sim Ciudad, Mars Eve, Naomi Moser, Andrea Nakhla & Asser Saint-Val
NEW EXHIBITION COMING! See you in person or in avatar!
ANY RESEMBLANCE IS ACCIDENTAL
Join us next Sunday at ICA Miami @icamiami or visit the exhibition directly through LOOP from wherever you are!
Any Resemblance Is Accidental marks the culmination of Loop Art Critique’s Cohort #22 (August 24 – October 1, 2026), featuring eight artists who participated in critique sessions alongside special guest Jon Rafman @jonrafman
Each artist inhabits a room connected by a surreal corridor that serves as a psychological threshold. As visitors move through these spaces, filled with artworks navigating diverse themes and techniques, as well as portals to alternate realms,they encounter questions of authenticity versus invention, simulacra versus fiction, and the interplay between chance and intention, particularly within digital spaces.
Participating Artists
Wyatt Bertz
Clayton Campbell
Salesforce Child
Sim Ciudad
Mars Eve
Naomi Moser
Andrea Nakhla
Asser Saint-Val
ONLINE OPENING
https://t.co/o5OleIurjS
Meet Cohort 23!
Lyra Robinson
Emma Taylor
Andrew Soria
Joseph Paulk
Eriko Tsogo
Oksana Kryzhanivska
S4RA
Andy Dilallo
Shaka McGlotten
Juan Restrepo
Starting Friday, we’ll spend six weeks with guest curator @TamGZ , exchanging feedback, sharing knowledge, and developing our final exhibition of the year.
Together with @icamiami, we’ll explore The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI, intimacy, desire, and what makes us human
When a joss paper MacBook Air is burned, where does it go?
cyber monday afterlife by Mavyn Vu , part of our current exhibition, Technical Objects Exist.
The work imagines an afterlife for contemporary electronics offered through traditional ancestral veneration rites. Paper money, clocks, radios, iPhones, and computers cross into a spirit world, where they might be received, understood, and used in unexpected ways.
Bringing digital technology into dialogue with ritual and remembrance, cyber monday afterlife considers how the objects of everyday life carry our desires and connections beyond the material world.
VISIT IT ONLINE (LINK IN BIO) AND ONLINE TOO, BUT INSIDE @icamiami
Link to the Verse:
https://t.co/TUN82Rp8ni
Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique - join us in the spatial Internet - open art salon - bring your work to share - bring your thoughts 💭‿💬 all welcome!
inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3
12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST
https://t.co/PUrOJG0SxY