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An exploration of art, technology and human creativity.

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

ISSUE Nº1 AVAILABLE NOW -

Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Featured in this issue:Amélie Haeck, Anastasis Germanidis, Claire L. Evans, Claire Xue, Cleo Abram, Cristóbal Valenzuela, Darren Aronofsky, David Winter, Deepti Ghadiyaram, Eve Duhamel, Hampus Lideborg, Jonas Peterson, Joshua Vermillion, Julien Vallée, Leilanni Todd, Lia Coleman, Menno Fokma, Mitchell Davis, Niceaunties, Paul Trillo, Ricardo Villavicencio, Souki Mehdaoui, Stephen Marche, Ta-ku, Younji Ku, Zack London

Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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telescope November 2023

Editor’s letter

Being an artist requires courage. Artists have to ask questions about our world. Hard questions. Questions that not everyone wants to answer. It’s why it’s imperative for artists to remain curious about and experiment with new technologies. By doing so, they ask some of the most important questions of their time. What role should those technologies play? What future might they unlock? What pasts could they undo?

When engaging with new technologies, artists don’t simply expand their toolkits, they ensure their work remains relevant and challenging. Because in leveraging the power of technology, artists can ensure they’re not just asking questions, but also paving the way for a more thoughtful and inquisitive future.

In a way, being an artist requires one to see the future, while still being informed by the past. Amongst their many tools and instruments, each artist holds a telescope. And with it they can not only glimpse the future of things, they can also help shape it.

Today, as we find ourselves on the cusp of a new era of human creativity augmented by artificial intelligence, having a telescope of one’s own is more important than ever. And so we’ve set out to provide one for you. We hope you’ll find it helpful to imagine where we all might be going.

Cristóbal Valenzuela

Articles

read some articles from issue N·01

FROM CODE TO CANVAS:

Tackling critical questions with Lia Coleman →

The Persistence of Story:

An exchange of ideas concerning the new visual landscape. →

After Light:

A short film exploration with Vallée Duhamel →

Creative Dialogues:

A conversation between Claire L. Evans & Stephen Marche →

Behind the Smile:

A look inside the world of Ta-ku →

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COVER IMAGES

1. Zack London
2. Niceaunties
3. Leilanni Todd
4. Joshua Vermillion

THANKS TO

Áron Filkey, Amélie Haeck, Alejandro Matamala, Anastasis Germanidis, Claire L. Evans, Claire Xue, Cleo Abram, Cristóbal Valenzuela, Darren Aronofsky, David Winter, Deepti Ghadiyaram, Eve Duhamel, Hampus Lideborg, Jay Page, Jonas Peterson, Joshua Vermillion, Joss Fong, Julien Vallée, Leilanni Todd, Lia Coleman, Menno Fokma, Mitchell Davis, Niceaunties, Paul Trillo, Ricardo Villavicencio, Sophia Jennings, Souki Mehdaoui, Stephen Marche, Ta-ku, Younji Ku, Zack London

PUBLISHER

Runway Press, New York City

Drafted in New York,

Designed in Chile,

Printed in Canada,

2023.

Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

ISSUE Nº1 AVAILABLE NOW -

Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Cover and Backcover by

Zack London (aka Gossip Goblin)

Cover and Backcover by

Niceaunties

Cover and Backcover by

Leilanni Todd

Cover and Backcover by

Joshua Vermillion

Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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Telescope issue N•01 — An exploration of art, technology and human creativity —

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telescope

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An exploration of art, technology and human creativity.