AI-ARTS.org

A public home for AI art, artists and cultural memory.

AI-ARTS presents artists, works, galleries, competitions, publications and historical records for people exploring AI and digital creative practice.

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AI-ARTS competition

Reimagine — 5th AI-ARTS Competition 2026

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Vision, values, community and public work.

AI-ARTS is easiest to enter through its manifesto, ethics, artists and galleries.

Aurora Skai, Minds Fabric, AI-ARTS artwork

Vision

Manifesto

Human input, artistic vision and technical skill are central to AI-generated art.

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Markka Taylor, Devotions, AI-ARTS artwork

Values

Ethics

Transparency, rights, inclusion and responsibility shape how the community works.

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Yor Enala, Fading Lines, AI-ARTS artwork

Community

Artists

Artists bring judgement, process and personal vision to AI and digital tools.

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Markka Taylor, Collective Tomorrows, AI-ARTS artwork

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Works

Discover published artworks and the ideas, processes and artists behind them.

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Recognition and memory

From open calls to galleries and annual collections.

AI-ARTS turns activity into public recognition: competition entries, curated galleries and publications that preserve the evolution of AI art.

Generative Models 10 by YI Qena, featured in an AI-ARTS open call

Open calls

Competitions create visibility, community attention and shared moments for artists.

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Land of Puppeteers by Zoh Lym, presented in an AI-ARTS gallery

Galleries

Curated public galleries give selected works context, credit and a place to be seen.

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AI-ARTS publication preview with artwork in an artist workspace

Publications

Annual collections preserve AI-ARTS artists and the evolution of AI art over time.

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Manifesto and ethics

Human intention, process, rights and community matter.

AI-generated art is a serious creative practice. AI-ARTS supports experimentation while asking artists to treat originality, disclosure, intellectual property and social responsibility with care.

AI as creative material

Tools can expand artistic possibility, but the artist still directs, selects, edits and gives context.

Rights and responsibility

Transparency and respect for other artists are community values, not a decorative policy layer.

Free for the AI arts community

AI-ARTS and its public art site are free.

The free foundation has supported AI artists for the last four years, and will continue to do so.

The platform is free for AI artists and the community. Additional features can be provided when you need more capacity, larger file uploads, a dedicated domain, or specialised features to support your practice.

Organisations can use the free platform tools for competitions, open calls, and galleries. Enhanced features are available for larger programmes that require more capacity, additional domains, or advanced functionality.