Artist profiles
Artists can create a profile and prepare artwork records before anything becomes public.
AI-ARTS Platform
AI-ARTS helps artists prepare public records of AI-mediated work and helps cultural organisations run open calls, reviews, galleries and programme releases with clear workflows.
The core platform is free. Organisations only need additional support when a programme requires more scale, custom identity, larger media capacity, reporting, subdomains or advisory input.
Free foundation
Artists and organisations can start with the essential path: profiles, works, submissions, review, selected results and public gallery release.
Artists can create a profile and prepare artwork records before anything becomes public.
Artists can upload images, captions, descriptions and process context.
Works can move through review before appearing in galleries, results pages or public records.
Released works can appear with artist credit, process notes and cultural context.
For organisations
AI-ARTS can support small curated activities, competitions, workshops, exhibitions, public galleries and larger cultural programmes.
Create a public route for artists to submit prepared work and supporting context.
Organisers, reviewers or judges can assess submissions and release selected work deliberately.
Selected works can be presented in a clear public context with artist credit and programme information.
Published results, galleries and programme records help preserve what happened after the activity ends.
Optional enhancements
The free foundation remains available first. Optional enhancements are for organisations that need more scale, identity, domains, reporting, media capacity or advisory support.
For larger or overlapping calls where more active programme capacity is needed.
For organisations that need custom domains, subdomains, stronger branding or more independent presentation.
For programme framing, communication, review process, public trust, rights or responsible delivery.
Empirical Cultures
Empirical Cultures is a research-led cultural technology organisation working across AI-mediated expression, public trust, documentation and responsible digital workflows.
Clarify what artists are being asked to do and how AI-mediated work will be communicated publicly.
Support proportionate documentation around process, authorship, source material and consent.
Keep review language explainable, culturally literate and useful for organisers, partners or archives.
Avoid hype, panic or technical obscurity by explaining decisions and published outcomes clearly.
Create an account, explore organisation options, or contact AI-ARTS if you are planning a programme.