Ochre & CircuitFrequently Asked Questions
This page gathers the questions readers most often raise about art and artificial intelligence, answered in the same measured tone as our articles. It is meant as a starting point for further reading, not a final word on any disputed question.
who writes the articles on ochre and circuit
Every article carries the name of the editor or writer responsible, listed at the top of the piece. Our core team works from a single office in Manchester, and we do not publish under house pseudonyms.
how is ochre and circuit funded
The publication is funded through reader subscriptions and direct partnerships that are listed on our about page. We do not accept undisclosed payment from galleries, studios or software makers for coverage.
how do I suggest a story idea
You can write to the editors directly through the contact form, naming the artist, exhibition or tool you think deserves coverage. A member of the editorial team reads every suggestion, though not every idea becomes a published feature.
what sources and materials inform your research
Each feature draws on recorded interviews, published scholarship and public exhibition records, all named within the piece itself. We do not rely on unattributed quotes or secondhand aggregation.
how do I subscribe to the weekly newsletter
A subscription form sits at the foot of every article and takes a working email address. New essays are sent out the morning they are published, usually once a week.
how do I request a correction to a published article
You can contact the editor named on the article directly, or use the general contact form with the article title and the line in question. Confirmed corrections are logged openly on the article within 30 days of the original report.
Still have questions?
Questions sent through the contact page typically receive a reply from the editorial team within three working days.
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