Redefining the Art Market with Technology

As technology and AI continues to transform industries and markets, it also introduces new opportunities and challenges traditional models. These new structures redefine liquidity, democratize data, and offer AI-enabled tools to create new artworks and curated experiences. In this panel, we bring together leaders operating at the edge of technology, curation, and data transparency to explore how the art ecosystem can leverage infrastructure to transition into a scalable, tech-native era.
By attending this panel, you will hear more about:
Expanding Cultural Horizons: How digital innovation and immersive storytelling through AI tools are enabling global audiences to discover and interact with collections and masterpieces in new ways
Overcoming Market Hurdles: How platforms leverage technology to resolve systemic barriers around liquidity, entry costs, and asset stewardship in the art world.
Building a Sustainable Art Ecosystem: How data democratization and access can change and bring in emerging collectors and galleries.
Speakers
Surya works across art and tech. She heads up US programs and partnerships at Google Arts & Culture, and is an art advisor for tech workers looking to start or grow a collection. Grounded in her art history background, her work focuses on where and how the art world intersects with the tech ecosystem, born from her experience growing up with an artist mother in the Bay Area.
Charlotte Hailstone is a New York-based painter and curator whose work explores color, perception, and spatial tension. Influenced by Op Art, Josef Albers’ color studies, and the Light and Space movement, Hailstone explores how perception can be manipulated through surface, hue, and the collapse of expected spatial cues. Her palettes draw from both pop culture and art history, filtered through a diaristic lens that gives each work a coded personal resonance. Hailstone received her BFA in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design. In the past year, Hailstone’s work has been featured in exhibitions at Fleiss-Vallois, The Hole, Marinaro Gallery, Ruby Dakota Gallery, Harper’s, 81 Leonard Gallery, Ryan Hastings Gallery, and Salon 21, as well as at Future Fairs in New York. In addition to her studio practice, Hailstone is a curator at Loft Projects, a curatorial platform that produces large-scale group exhibitions spotlighting emerging and mid-career artists.
JC Kwok - Moderator
Schedule
6:30 - 7 pm: Bites and drinks
7 - 8 pm: Panel (45 mins) and Q&A (15 mins)
8 - 8:30 pm: Post-event networking
Organizers / Partners
Trampoline is a company dedicated to upleveling the next generation of leaders through community events and building shared frameworks. Trampoline works with individuals and businesses to reach their full potential by leveraging AI and increasing productivity, efficiency, and career fulfillment.
Singapore Global Network connects over 220,000 members worldwide, creating opportunities and fostering connections with Singapore and the region at the heart. SGN’s diverse and inclusive community supports growth and collaboration across borders.
Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois (venue host)