Every two years, The Delaware Contemporary dedicates its full gallery footprint to a single theme or medium. For 2025, this biennial explores machine intelligence in seven exhibitions that bring together eleven groundbreaking artists working at the intersection of code, culture, and computation.

On view September 5, 2025, Art + AI explores artificial intelligence not simply as a tool, but as subject, collaborator, and mirror to reveal the profound ways this technology is reshaping the nature of art, identity, and agency. The Art + AI Biennial will feature immersive installations and interactive interfaces with work that investigates how artificial intelligence encodes culture and recasts the terms of authorship, labor, and truth.

Curated by Amy Hicks, Erica Loustau, and Marnie Benney

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Reimagine | Reveal: Challenging the Algorithmic Gaze

Danielle Glovin, Stephanie Dinkins, and Leah Modigliani

Through the intersecting strategies of critique, reimagination, and bias exposure, Danielle Glovin, Stephanie Dinkins, and Leah Modigliani probe the systems—algorithmic, archival, social—that dictate what is preserved, who is recognized, and how knowledge circulates.

Reclaim | Reframe: Datasets and Cultural Visibility

Carrie Ann Baade, Tyanna Buie, Blažo Kovačević, and Tara Youngborg

Exploring themes of identity, ancestry, and displacement, the artists use generative tools as critical instruments to question, expose, and reconfigure the archival and institutional biases embedded in history, culture, and the environment.

Construct | Disrupt: Artificial Intelligence as Tool and Material

Mel Rosen, Sol Kim, Stass Shpanin, and Mark Burchick

Across diverse practices—from ceramics, drawing, and painting to video, installation, and text—these artists engage with AI not as a replacement for the hand, but as a provocateur, a co-conspirator, and a mirror to the human imagination.

This exhibition is sponsored in part by the PNC Foundation.