Saturday, Sep 26, 2026
2:00-3:00pm
This Event is FREE
Gallery & Museum
Talk / Tour / Lecture
Richmond Art Gallery
7700 Minoru Gate
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Join exhibiting artist Karilynn Ming Ho for a discussion of her newest work featured in Richmond Art Gallery's exhibit, a video work that uses the framework of a love story to critically examine AI technology and its complex impacts on the human condition.
Drawing from her artist residency in Japan and ongoing research into artificial intelligence, the work explores the increasingly blurred boundaries between human connection, desire and machine-generated realities.
Alongside insights into her current artwork, Ming Ho will share personal reflections on how motherhood reframes artistic practice from disrupted studio time to evolving materials, themes and methods of production. What does it mean to make work within structures of childcare, repetition and limited time?
Join fellow artists and art enthusiasts for an engaging conversation about contemporary art, AI, parenthood and the evolving realities of sustaining a creative practice.
Limited spaces, RSVP requested.
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This event is for Adult (Ages 18+) & 55+ (Ages 55 and over)
This is an accessible site.
This event is free.
Richmond Art Gallery
604-247-8363
gallery@richmond.ca
http://www.richmondartgallery.org