The opportunities and challenges facing the art market in its application and embrace of AI is one of the biggest topics facing the sector in decades. So how do you even begin to work these questions in your own life and business?

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Join us this month to tackle the realities of technological advances and gain some pragmatic tips on how to start thinking through your own AI strategy with Alice Acland, founder of the newsletter and consultancy Art Intelligence. 

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About our guest‍

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Alice Acland is the founder of Art Intelligence, a newsletter and consultancy exploring the practical use of AI and technology in the art world. 

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Over the past decade, she has worked across both the public and commercial sectors, with roles at the Hayward Gallery, the V&A, the De Morgan Foundation, Galerie Max Hetzler, Galerie Kandlhofer, and Thomas Gibson Fine Art. She studied History of Art at the University of Leeds before completing an MA in Curating at the Courtauld Institute.

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Today, Alice advises galleries, museums, and arts organisations on how to adopt AI in ways that are both practical and sustainable. Her work focuses on helping organisations identify where technology can genuinely improve workflows without compromising the relationships, expertise, and judgement that underpin the cultural sector. From selecting the right software to developing governance and best practice around AI, she helps clients navigate a rapidly evolving technological landscape while building more resilient organisations for the future.

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