Anthropic's 'Machines of Loving Grace' exhibition pairs Claude with Japanese woodworking craft
Merzmensch · x · 2026-10-22
Anthropic is hosting the exhibition "Machines of Loving Grace" (named after Brautigan's poem) at KARIMOKU RESEARCH CENTER in Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo, showcasing new installations that fuse Claude with woodworking technique and craftsmanship, with creators including daitomanabe, yukke60, and spline. Runs through October 25. The poster calls it "true AI art — where humans create art with machines."
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