Dive into the Collection: AI
with Generative Series
Join us in The Phillips Collection Library & Archives with Patricia Favero, Conservator for The Phillips Collection, in conversation with Nihal Krishan and Phil Linder of Generative Series to learn about the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on visual art, and its relevance to the Phillips today.
IMAGE: Daniel Canogar, Amalgama Phillips, 2021, Generative artwork, dimensions variable, The Phillips Collection, The Dreier Fund for Acquisitions
About Generative
Generative is a series of live events discussing topics at the intersection of AI, art, and culture.
About Nihal Krishan
Nihal Krishan is an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in the Boston Globe, USA TODAY, MSNBC, the Huffington Post and The Arizona Republic. He’s also been a guest on NPR, SiriusXM and SkyTV as a reporter. Currently reporting on Tech Policy for The Hindu as a Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) Fellow, he’s been a journalist for the past decade in DC with the Washington Examiner, Mother Jones, The New Republic, and PBS Arizona. He regularly interviews U.S. Senators, Congressmen, heads of federal agencies and top tech executives in Washington and Silicon Valley. He has broken multiple stories of national interest regarding campaign finance, economic policy, Big Tech developments and the explosion of AI in the past year.
About Phil Lindr
Phil Linder is an American painter based in Georgetown, Washington DC. A former military helicopter pilot, Philip began painting at age 31. His work draws from experiences and impressions in his own life through an abstract expressionist lens. Philip’s dynamic paintings feature multiple layers and a variety of textures, creating movement, emotion, and tension through bold colors. Philip is drawn to the subject of the unconscious and its influence on human behavior and motivation. He wishes to explore the complexity of human nature and the struggle to integrate our nature in a modern world that demands so much from us. His work has been featured in galleries in Washington, DC.
