Language, Art and Music

Dear Everyone, 

It is a pleasure to be here and to engage with this exciting new initiative.

I am a composer specializing in avant-garde classical music, with research focused on the ways in which technology, computational mathematics, and artificial intelligence can enhance and re-imagine the future of musical creation, exploration, education, and production. I am also an active concert violinist, which informs and supports the dissemination of my work.

I have been privileged to collaborate with organizations across Europe and North America. Selected professional highlights include participation in the United Nations Summit of the Future, work with the National Museum of Computing (UK), and international tours presenting my algorithmic-compositions and research in Canada, England and Wales, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the United States.

Originally from Canada, I am currently based in Basel, Switzerland, where I am a graduate student at the FHNW. I conduct the majority…

Hi everyone, I just wanted to quickly introduce myself and say how much I'm looking forward to how this group and network develops!

I'm Jocelyn Burnham (www.aiforculture.com), and I specialise in AI exploration, innovation and criticism within the arts and culture sector. Within that capacity I've worked with organisations like Tate,  the Goethe-Institut, the LSE, The Open University, Arts Council England and many others to lead learning, development and discussion programmes around the technology.

For my own part, I consider my work ideologically neutral, and my ambition is to enable those working within the sector (both professional creatives and those working in the organisations) to build up their own agency and confidence so they can best represent their own interests as the technology continues to evolve.

I'd love to connect with anyone here who'd enjoy a virtual coffee (my Linkedin + email: jocelyn@aiforculture.com). Otherwise, I look forward to contributing as…

I'm convening a panel at the Association of Art Historians conference in April 2026 and it would be great to meet some of you there.

AI and the Artworld: Art History and the Generative Imagination - For Art History

This group explores the practical impact of AI on human expression and culture including the 'alignment' between code and culture and the legalities of deepfakes.