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1st Thursday: Robot Karaoke

1st Thursday: Robot Karaoke

photo of a crowd in silhouette with the text Robot Karaoke overlaid
photo of a man in front of a screen being projected with lyrics and graphics speaking into a microphone

Photograph: Noah Eberhart

gallery of random access memory internet art show with a view of the wall projection and the couch in front of it and a mounted monitor with a bench

Photograph: Brian Forrest

Sing songs you know with never-before-sung lyrics generated from bizarre Internet datasets. Spam emails to the tune of “Sweet Caroline?” OkCupid profiles in the style of “Pink Pony Club?” The choice is yours! Comedian and writer Jamie Brew creates parodies for you to perform in real time using software from the utmost frontier of karaoke research. This event celebrates the final month of the special exhibition RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY: Internet Art.

Learn more about Robot Karaoke here.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Jamie Brew is a karaoke safety researcher based in Brooklyn. He writes for The Onion, was the head writer of ClickHole and cofounded Botnik, an art tech group devoted to absurdly small language models. He created and hosts Robot Karaoke, an interactive live show featuring familiar songs with never-before-sung words.