Explore the upcoming "AI: The End of the Lens? SYMPOSIUM" on Sunday, March 17th. This event will delve into the fusion of social and technological advancements, focusing on photography and artists' adaptation to new AI tools. The symposium features an international keynote speaker, Mishka Henner, along with a panel of visual artists discussing the impact of AI on culture, ethics, and the future of image creation. Attendees can connect with speakers and artists during a networking lunch and participate in a practical workshop on AI Portrait creation using MidJourney. The event will be live-streamed and held on the PSC Campus for panel discussions, with an on-campus workshop in the afternoon. Ticket prices range from A$10 to A$50, catering to both general admission and student attendees. This symposium offers a valuable opportunity for artists, students, educators, and anyone intrigued by the evolving landscape of visual arts. Reserve your spot now to gain insights into AI's influence on the future of visual culture.

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