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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.
What changed
Museum issues exhibition announcement, later posted online; not verified opening.
Catalogue evidence appended, release node unchanged;2021 works distinct from 2022 display.
Editorial 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.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
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.
SRC-1721PDF 0–37 datedheader/schedule/fullrelease
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