AI Art Practice
  • Public Group
  • Nick Kaplony

  • AI Art Practice

    Group description

    A discussion and showcase space for visual artists exploring AI as a creative medium. We share work, discuss process, and engage openly with questions about AI's impact on artistic practice—including ethical considerations, evolving labour economics, and what it means to make art with these tools. Whether you're curious, experimental, or deeply critical, this is a space to show what you're making and learn from others doing the same. Please note that image sharing is limited to one piece per artist per month.

    Who this group is for

    Visual artists at any experience level—beginners to established practitioners—who want to share AI-generated or AI-hybrid work and discuss it thoughtfully. We welcome narrative, conceptual, abstract, experimental, and hybrid approaches.

    How it works

    • Monthly thread: Share finished pieces or work in progress
    • Transparency required: Include an artist statement, name the AI tool(s) you used (Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, etc.), and share your prompt or describe your process
    • Community feedback: Responses are constructive and respectful; all perspectives on AI practice are welcome
    • What we don't allow: Spam, hateful or discriminatory content, copyright-infringing material, or commercial work

    Code of conduct

    • All members of the group are expected to treat each other with kindness and respect.
    • No posts that marginalise other members.
    • No harassment nor any content that promotes, encourages, glorifies, or threatens acts of violence.
    • No content that promotes, encourages, provides instruction for, or glorifies harm or cruelty.
    • No political content that encourages harm to others or that supports, celebrates, or furthers the cause of violent actors and hate organisations.
    • No content that promotes false, harmful, or misleading information that carries the risk of harm to a person or group of people.
    • No content that promotes false or misleading information for the purpose of promoting the interests of a political party, government, or ideology.
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