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AI Tools for Creative Practice (Part I): How to become an informed creator and consumer of AI-generated images
by DH Lab
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Part 1: Exploring Visual Literacy and AI
AI-generated images are everywhere—whether we are aware of them or not. In the first part of this workshop, we will dive into visual literacy and AI. We will discuss how concerns of privacy, ownership, and consent are brought to the surface through new AI technology and come away with a better understanding of how to engage with visual images in an age where the line between image and reality is blurred.
Note: while the workshops require separate registrations, we highly recommend registering for both as they are intended to scaffold off each other!
For any inquiries or further information, please contact instructors Tess Colwell (tess.colwell@yale.edu) or Gavi Levy Haskell (gavi.levyhaskell@yale.edu). We look forward to seeing you at this workshop!
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Tess Colwell (she/her) is the Arts Librarian for Research Services at Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library. In that role, she supports student research in the Schools of Art & Architecture and the History of Art Department.
Gavi Levy Haskell (they/she) is the DH Developer in the DHLab. Gavi is also a Ph.D. candidate in Yale's History of Art Department, where they are finishing their dissertation on visual narrative. Their B.A. is in art history and computer science from Smith College, in Northampton, MA, and they hold an M.A. in the history of art from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.