Emi Kusano: links

Art Blocks presents the collection as 300 unique artworks released on 28 February 2024.

Right Click Save discusses Kusano’s progression from street photography and Satellite Young to AI and blockchain art.

Vogue Japan interviews Kusano about AI technology, fashion, and contemporary digital creation.

Branding in Asia examines Kusano’s use of AI, nostalgia, music, and imagined futures.

Whitewall considers memory, desire, retrofuturism, and alternative histories across Kusano’s visual and musical work.

Forbes Japan publishes a joint discussion with Kusano and Claire Silver about AI artistry and the creative economy.

Mita-hyoron, Keio University’s official journal, profiles Kusano and records that the 300 works in Melancholic Magical Maiden sold out in 50 minutes.

Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs lists Kusano on its 25th-term Copyright Subcommittee and identifies her as Fictionera's representative director.

Load Gallery profiles Kusano as a Tokyo-based multidisciplinary artist working with AI, nostalgia, and collective memory.

MOCA LIVE speaks with Kusano about her 1980s-oriented aesthetic, AI practice, fashion, and crypto art in Japan.

Particle’s podcast discusses Kusano’s AI photography and work connected with Bright Moments, Gucci, and Christie’s.

Raster indexes Kusano’s oeuvre and market activity in its artist archive.

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