Digital Artist, Curator. Professor, Department of Public Relations and Advertising, Shih Hsin University. Tseng began creating digital artwork in 1998.
Nearly ten years ago, I met the artist Leah Schrager. Exactly ten years ago, she curated the online exhibition BODY ANXIETY with Jennifer Chan, which made a significant impact at that time.
Exactly ten years later, the stakes are high for women and non-binary artists, which is also why we are here with the online exhibition BODY ANXIETY IN THE AGE OF AI (@_second_guess).
With love and hope, Anika
The 10th anniversary of the influential online exhibition BODY ANXIETY, curated in 2015 by Leah Schrager and Jennifer Chan, serves as an occasion for Anika Meier, Margaret Murphy, and Leah Schrager to explore the theme of BODY ANXIETY IN THE AGE OF AI.
Opening: 24 January, 7 PM CET (Virtual HeK)
How has the engagement of female and non-binary artists with social media changed? How have social media platforms transformed perceptions of bodies and femininity? How are female and non-binary artists utilizing technologies such as AI and blockchain today? How are female and non-binary artists responding to the opportunities presented by NFTs to earn money with their art online?
One of the goals of cyberfeminism was to undermine digital capitalism. How are female and non-binary artists achieving this in a still male-dominated digital art scene?
The exhibition in 2015 was presented on a website. In 2025, the exhibition will be showcased in a metaverse (HeK Basel), on Substack, and on an NFT platform (https://t.co/JI5x5YqvoX, starting at the end of February).
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