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TFAM announces a 15 January–17 April 2022 exhibition; its five installations include machine-learning/user-feedback stock prediction and a web-image recognition/correction work.
Exhibition 2022 is not creation year; museum captions and Equality Plan catalogue say 2021, not overwritten by release wording. Catalogue AI/media/ownership labels are attributed, not technical/accession audits; description explicitly excerpts TFAM, not independent corroboration. Graduation 2011/2012 discrepancy retained. Official bilingual exhibition text verified, not English press-release PDF.Opening/closing/operation, models, feedback and rights unknown; images/film/programme untested, artistcopyright not republication permission.
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TFAM issues Beyond Chaos exhibition release
TFAM announces a 15 January–17 April 2022 exhibition; its five installations include machine-learning/user-feedback stock prediction and a web-image recognition/correction work.
Research question
Editorial significance: the 2022 exhibition juxtaposes learning/feedback, procedural images and physical installations in questions of perception, surveillance and capital, without conflating mechanisms.
Related documents
DOC-1646Press releaseDOC-1647Press releaseDOC-1648Beyond Chaos – Lien-cheng Wang Solo ExhibitionDOC-1649Technology-art work catalogueSources
Taipei Fine Arts Museum · ZH-HANT · Date unknown
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