The Creatives in Residence is a flexible residency that allows different types of creative professionals to share their expertise with Library patrons. The residents share knowledge that is often otherwise underrepresented in our communities.
Paul Freeman is a Calgary-born and educated visual artist based in Edmonton. His practice spans sculpture, public art, and AI-collaborative image-making. He was a recipient of the Eldon and Anne Foote Edmonton Visual Arts Prize, with work in the collections of the Art Gallery of Alberta, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and the City of Edmonton.
Book time with Paul Freeman to get feedback on your work, and talk through ideas about art-making with AI as part of an intentional creative practice.
Attend programs with Paul Freeman that invite curiosity, conversation, and creative thinking.
This collection explores imagination, artificial intelligence, hybrid creatures, transformation, and the long tradition of creating strange and wonderful things.