We're always looking for new ways to discover and access our collection. The recent development of large language models has created new opportunities by encoding human language into a format that's easy for computers to work with. One of those formats is embeddings.
Embeddings is a way to represent words as a list of numbers.
It means we can encode a human readable word like 'hello' into something a computer can quickly compare to lots of other words, finding matches.
This collection explorer uses embeddings to show you algorithmically matching works as you tap and explore.
See what the machine sees / see what the algorithm recommends...
Read more about it at: labs.acmi.net.au
This is a retrospective look at Access Video, an
independent public broadcasting project, using archival
footage shot over a period of nine years Australia wide.The images encapsulate Australian life on a social,
political and cultural level providing a historical glimpse
of the developing community and political activity during
the seventies whilst also illustrating the growth and
maturing of independent video within Australia. NB: Some
footage is of poor quality both in sound and image.
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This guide to research and access to local video artist’s work is intended as an important resource for all curator’s, galleries, students and art lovers with a desire to better understand and appreciate a thriving cultural medium. Contains artworks which have been shown in a gallery context from established, mid career and emerging artists from Australia. The artists included on this tape are: Lane Cormick, Rebecca Ann Hobbs, Shaun Gladwell, Aylsa McHugh and Peter Burke. Sponsored by the City of Melbourne, The Victorian College of the Arts and the Kings Artist Run Space.
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