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 verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…

Each cohort has its own Discord channel. That’s where we share links, links, and more links, so they don’t disappear from our rooms in the Spatial Internet. It’s incredible how unique each channel is, with almost no repeated information, even though we’re already on Cohort 22! Here are a few resources we think you might find interesting too: 1. TripoSR Converts images into downloadable 3D models. huggingface.co/spaces/stabil… 2. Seedance AI AI tools for generating images and videos. seedance.ai/ 3. World Labs Spatial intelligence and generative 3D environments. worldlabs.ai/ 4. GLB Optimizer by BabylonPress Optimizes GLB and glTF files for virtual spaces. glb.babylonpress.org/ 5. Civitai A community platform for exploring generative AI models and styles. civitai.com/models?tag=style 6. Are.na A platform for collecting references, connecting ideas, and developing research. are.na/ 7. HHMD Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst’s studio for art, machine learning, and digital protocols. herndondryhurst.studio/ 8. Outland A publication focused on contemporary art and technology. outlandart.substack.com/ 9. A Middle Ground of Co-Creation An essay about technology, authorship, and human–AI collaboration. digitalartsblog.com/communit… 10. Blender EEVEE Realtime: Realistic Girl A demonstration of realistic character rendering with Blender’s real-time EEVEE engine. piped.video/watch?v=6Exayvv6… 11. Andrea Fraser: Untitled, 2003 An Artforum essay examining Fraser’s provocative work through sexuality, performance, cultural exchange, and institutional critique. artforum.com/columns/andrea-…

We’ll be in conversation with Jon Rafman @jonrafman inside Loop, in collaboration with @icamiami Maybe you’ve entered Loop many times; maybe you’ve never been inside. Either way, everyone is invited to participate from anywhere in the world. Reserve your spot here: loopart.link/wZJ2c3rF or simply enter Loop at the scheduled date and time. As our current guest artist, Jon Rafman joins Cohort 22 each week, supporting the development of the artists’ work through conversation and feedback. This time, he’ll be speaking about his own practice. Working across video, sculpture, installation, and virtual environments, Rafman examines how digital technologies transform identity, memory, desire, and social relationships. Drawing from video games, online communities, internet subcultures, and AI-generated imagery, his work reveals the strange, intimate, and often unsettling ways we inhabit digital worlds.

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 @artistbourgeois <3 12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST 🫶🌈🎨💻🌐🖌️ verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…

My Daily Monochromes by Zebulon Zang , part of our current exhibition, Technical Objects Exist. Daily Monochromes surveys the screens encountered in everyday life: phones, monitors, televisions, and other black reflective surfaces that surround us in our homes, pockets, and workspaces. Drawing on the monochrome as an art-historical space of projection, potential, and abstraction, the project considers how everyday screens transform this supposedly distant aesthetic form into something ordinary, intimate, and constantly present. Rendered in black and white and arranged within an ascending tower, the screens are set against animated walls filled with movement and noise. The work considers the screen as both an object and a threshold: a failed monochrome that becomes fully visible only by losing its stillness and beginning to emit light. VISIT IT ONLINE (Link in Bio) AND ONLINE TOO, BUT INSIDE @icamiami Link to the Verse: verse.loop.onland.io/4yAv5NS…

This is what a typical critique session inside Loop looks like: sometimes floating in the air in a circle, other times gathered around the artwork, discussing the projects and works Cohort 22 is developing. We’re already halfway through our sessions! Soon, we’ll begin working on the new exhibition :))))

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 verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…

I’m looking for artists thinking about sex, desire, intimacy, flesh, technology and what defines us as human in the age of AI. The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI @icamiami @LoopArtCritique Apply form.jotform.com/26241521041…

A new topic to explore together with our new guest, @tamgryn & @icamiami : The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI. We leave our fingerprints on the screen as proof of our humanity, the gesture, the mark that remains and that we don’t want to disappear, keeping our screens alive, as we explore The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI. Everyone is invited to submit their work!! APPLY HERE: form.jotform.com/26241521041… Tam Gryn is a Venezuelan curator, author, and cultural strategist working at the intersection of contemporary art, technology, public space, retail, and crypto. She is the author of How to Create and Sell NFTs: A Guide for All Artists and has held curatorial leadership roles at Rally.io, SHOWFIELDS, the Artist Pension Trust, RAW POP UP, and the Museum of Sex Miami. Her independent projects include large-scale exhibitions, site-specific installations, cultural events, and collaborations with institutions including the Brooklyn Museum, the Whitney Museum, La Biennale di Venezia, Sotheby’s, Locust Projects, and the Miami Design District. Tam studied Art History at Sorbonne University, Politics and Diplomacy at Reichman University, and earned an M.A. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Tel Aviv University. Fluent in five languages, her work explores how art, emerging technologies, and strategic partnerships can generate new creative economies and transformative cultural experiences.

🎦Watch now !🎦 🟠🟥Techspressionist Salon 110 // Loop Art Critique 🔗piped.video/pMRthFj7aw4?si=ZvBY… via @YouTube @LoopArtCritique @colingoldberg @twt_cha_ @ArielBaronRobb1 @renatajiji @tommymintz 🟠🟥 Carolina Kleine Samson kleinesamson.org/ . #Techspressioonism #loopart

Last Thursday, we stepped out of Loop and into Zoom for @techspressions Salon 110. We wore our own faces for a while, then entered the verses with our avatars to walk and fly alongside some of the Techspressionism artists. This Salon celebrated the beginning of the collaboration between us. On July 27, 2026, the Loop Art Critique page was launched on Techspressionism.com Members of the Loop team and artists who have been part of Loop joined the Salon, exploring the spaces, projects, and collaborations created so far, and adding a multiplicity of voices and experiences that enrich the life of this shared world. Thank you to the entire Techspressionism team for the invitation! You can watch the Salon here techspressionism.com/video/s…

Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3 12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST all welcome!! 👇 verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…

This Thursday, we’ve been invited to join @techspressions Salon 110!! Come join us! Everyone is welcome. Techspressionism began during the pandemic, when artists from different continents started meeting on Zoom to explore how technology could expand artistic expression. Building on the legacy of Expressionism, Techspressionism brings its trajectory into the 21st century. It rejects the idea that technology distances art from emotion, proposing instead that contemporary tools can intensify gesture, urgency, and psychological presence. Rather than a single style, it is an open approach that extends across different media and aesthetics. Today, it brings together more than 350 artists across 45 countries. RESERVE YOUR SPOT us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3 12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST All welcome!🫶🎨🌈💻🌐🖌️ verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…

Visit The redroom by Maximiliano Parlagreco part of our current exhibition, Technical Objects Exist. Online, and also online, but within the context of an amazing space like @icamiami The redroom acts as a threshold into other ways of inhabiting the foreign body. The work takes as its starting point screenshots of anonymous torsos extracted from the Grindr app, converted into 3D volumes using generative artificial intelligence models. These forms compose a virtual space where skin loses its quality as a boundary, making concealment and revelation the true driving forces of exploration. Visit it here verse.loop.onland.io/TLMhEjP…

"In an environment where no one teaches and everyone learns...." I didn't write that. Carolina Kleine-Samson (1/3 of Loop's team) did, and it's just a perfect description of my new focus in life. I'm starting a new chapter, no longer teaching at a big university but instead surrounding myself with artists and intellectuals who can teach me. I always wanted a horizontal learning environment, and a critique salón is just that: adults seeking feedback and dialogue with diverse people. The internet lets us be something other than what we are born as or born into; avatars are just thicker versions of the masks we wear. The anonymity of cohort selection, where only art is submitted, also allows peer-to-peer exchange with actually diverse people, which is woefully not easy to find anymore in academia. A group of individuals who think differently, disagree even, about all the serious and silly parts of our shared life. @LoopArtCritique

First week of Cohort 22, learning to fly and walk through the Spatial Internet until it becomes natural and part of our landscape. Here, we are bears drinking coffee, trees, emojis or creatures in the making. Our guest artist, @jonrafman joined us for the first session. Over the next six weeks, we’ll share this space with the 11 selected artists, in an environment where no one teaches and everyone learns. @icamiami

The Afters by Victor Castaneda, part of our current exhibition, Technical Objects Exist. A local bathhouse rendered from memory that acts as a store where sculptural forms act as a placement for the body. Visit it online here verse.loop.onland.io/Ag5pK2U…

🚨Techspressionism salon 110🚨 @LoopArtCritique LOOP ART CRITIQUE 🗓️Thursday, September 3, 12PM Eastern Loop Art Critique is a virtual community connecting artists through critique, conversation, and creative exchange. In this Salon, you will meet some of the amazing artists behind this project, as well as some members of the Techspressionist community that have created projects within #Loop in the past. #Techspressionism will be collaborating with Loop to create ongoing collaborative projects bringing artists together to express themselves creatively in virtual space. Founded by artist @ArielBaronRobb1 in 2022, Loop began collaborating with the @icamiami in 2025 on programming that brings artists together for dialogue, exhibitions, and learning. Loop’s digital infrastructure is developed and supported by Mud Foundation. Reserve your sopt now!👇 🔗us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…

Salon Sundays at @loopartcritique inspired by Louise Bourgeois <3 12pm - 2pm & 5pm - 7pm EST verse.loop.onland.io/RkTpHAP…