Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

Oct 21, 2024 | artnews.com | Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

There are voices that travel from the past to the present to greet you. Thus begins the “prediction” generated by the machine reading my coffee grounds. This unassuming contraption opens “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace” at REDCAT, an exhibition exploring the impact of artificial intelligence.

Oct 21, 2024 | flipboard.com | Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

10 hours agoWhile the iPhone 16 launch was all about Apple Intelligence, many have accused the company of being very late to the AI party. Indeed, a new piece yesterday suggested that this view is shared by many inside the company. But Apple CEO Tim Cook argues in a new interview that he doesn’t see it that …

Oct 17, 2024 | artnews.com | Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

Arguably, the anxiety of influence plagues painters more than it does other makers. Or at least they are the ones who complain about it most. This means that plenty of painters prove nerdy about art history, conversing with the dead through a hodgepodge of shared references or trying to find a clever way to break free of the baggage. The best painters do a bit of both, as in work by next-gen star Stephanie Temma Hier.

May 1, 2024 | artforum.com | Zsofi Valyi-Nagy |Barry Schwabsky |Vaginal Davis |Rick Owens

THIS PAST DECEMBER, pioneering computer artist Vera Molnar died at the age of ninety-nine. To celebrate her achievements—and to mark the opening of a major exhibition of her work at Centre Pompidou, Paris, now on view through August 26—Artforum invited artist and art historian Zsofi Valyi-Nagy to provide an overview of Molnar’s oeuvre.

Sep 11, 2023 | outland.art | Gabrielle Schwarz |Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

Criticism by Zsofi Valyi-Nagy September 12, 2023 We’ve all been there—excitedly opening a hand-addressed envelope, a rare treat in the twenty-first century, only to realize it’s not a letter from an old friend, but a reminder from the dentist or a plea from our college alumni association.