About IFAC.AI and IFAC Arts

It is with great excitement that the International Fine Arts Consortium (IFAC) announces the launch of a groundbreaking new venture, IFAC.ai in Hydra Greece on June 19th 2023. This expansion represents IFAC's unwavering commitment to fostering innovative artistic practices and pioneering emerging fields within the art world.

IFAC.ai, the new Artificial Intelligence research wing, is designed as a revolutionary nexus where cutting-edge technology meets the imaginative landscape of contemporary art. By leveraging the power of AI, IFAC.ai aims to offer a unique platform for artists who dare to push the boundaries of traditional art forms, integrating sophisticated AI technologies into their practice.

This exciting initiative seeks not only to harness the potential of AI to create new art forms, but also to spark a broader conversation about the relationship between technology and creativity. IFAC.ai is poised to foster an environment where artists can experiment, learn, and grow within the exciting framework of AI, simultaneously carving out new territories in the artistic landscape.

Visitors to IFAC.ai can anticipate an immersive experience, one that challenges preconceived notions of what art can be. Expect to witness artistic creations that transcend the norm, fusing technological advancement with creative thought to birth new genres and styles.

Join us at IFAC.ai, where the art of the future is being created today. Witness the remarkable synergy of art and AI, and be a part of the journey that takes us into uncharted artistic dimensions.

The International Fine Arts Consortium (IFAC) founded in 1996 continues to be a beacon of artistic exploration and discovery. With an impressive track record of showcasing thousands of innovative artists across the globe, IFAC's vibrant portfolio spans hundreds of exhibitions, screenings, performances, and events. Prestigious platforms such as the Venice Biennale, Guggenheim Museum, NCCA Moscow, Mykonos Biennale, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, PS1/MoMA, The Hermitage Museum, Arlington National Cemetery, Liverpool Biennale, Lincoln Center, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago feature prominently in IFAC's history.

IFAC has been a consistent presence in more than 30 celebrated international art fairs including, but not limited to, Art Basel Miami Beach, The Armory Show, Art Cologne, Art Chicago, Scope Art Shows, Volta, Pulse, Palm Beach Contemporary, Art Miami, Art Hamptons, New York Print Fair, Art of the 20th Century, and Circa Puerto Rico.

At the heart of IFAC's initiatives lie core projects such as IFAC Athina, Perpetual Art Machine, Peanut Underground, Artists Meeting Arts Collective, Artists Network, and Loft In The Red Zone. These projects embody IFAC's commitment to fostering artistic ingenuity and collaboration.

With over 25 years of seasoned experience, IFAC employs its extensive knowledge of the art world's inner workings, gathered through collaborations with elite auction houses, international art fairs, private dealers, galleries, curators, and artists. This expertise bolsters IFAC's ability to assist in the acquisition and sale of primary and secondary market artworks, consult for public and private art collections, institutions, estates, and archives.

IFAC's commitment to supporting a dynamic program of emerging, experimental, and under-discovered artists is firmly grounded in its mission to address important conceptual, aesthetic, and social issues. This multifaceted approach allows IFAC to delve into the heart of contemporary art and promote groundbreaking work.

Expanding its geographical footprint, in October 2015, IFAC launched a satellite studio/project space at GALAXIA 11 in the Neo Kosmos neighborhood of Athens, Greece, furthering its dedication to nurturing global artistic communities.

Visit IFAC for an immersive journey into the dynamic, ever-changing landscape of modern and contemporary art.