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  • Articles Tagged with "Art"

    Chris Ware: “Los superhéroes son una metáfora de la arrogancia americana, tan vigente hoy”

    lavanguardia.com Comics World

    In an interview, Chris Ware discusses his unique approach to comics, the role of images and text, and his views on superheroes as a metaphor for American arrogance.

    Helena Christensen’s Manhattan apartment is a shrine to maximalism, art and beauty

    smh.com.au InteriorDesign USA

    Supermodel Helena Christensen's maximalist Manhattan apartment, a blend of art, personal mementos, and Danish hygge, offers a glimpse into her eclectic taste and creative spirit.

    Los fragmentos del sepulcro de alabastro del primer duque de Alburquerque estaban en la escombrera | Cultura | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com History Spain

    The rediscovery of fragmented alabaster pieces from the tomb of the first Duke of Alburquerque in Cuéllar, Spain, has sparked efforts to restore and preserve this significant Renaissance artwork.

    The composer still making music four years after his death – thanks to an artificial brain | Art | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Art Australia

    A team of artists and scientists created a posthumous musical composition using lab-grown brain tissue from the late composer Alvin Lucier, blurring the lines between art, science, and life after death.

    AI panic: Artists angry that a machine is learning from their work should relax – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com Technology World

    An Irish Times columnist argues that the anxieties surrounding AI's impact on art are overblown, emphasizing art's inherent derivative nature and the enduring human role in creative expression.

    Letters to the Editor: Taxes, scrapping art, sentinel events | Otago Daily Times Online News

    odt.co.nz News New Zealand

    The Otago Daily Times publishes a collection of letters to the editor covering diverse topics ranging from taxation policies and the preservation of art to environmental concerns and local infrastructure.

    AI Thinks It Cracked Kryptos. The Artist Behind It Says No Chance | WIRED

    wired.com Cryptography World

    The use of AI to attempt to solve the Kryptos sculpture's code has frustrated the artist, who notes a significant increase in incorrect submissions.

    Qatar Looks to Balance Its Arts Scene - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Arts Qatar

    Qatar's ambitious art initiatives, spearheaded by Sheikha Al Mayassa, aim to balance international collaborations with the exploration of its cultural heritage.

    A.I.: I found a book about me on Amazon. It only got weirder from there.

    slate.com Technology World

    An author discovers an AI-generated biography of herself on Amazon, sparking a discussion about the impact of artificial intelligence on art and authorship.

    Así será el MUCAC en el antiguo CAC Málaga: el edificio cambiará de color y de nombre | Diario Sur

    diariosur.es Culture Spain

    Málaga's former CAC art center will be renovated and reopened as the MUCAC, restoring its original reddish hue and featuring contemporary art from Latin America and Africa.

    Book Review: ‘Gabriele,’ by Anne Berest and Claire Berest - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Literature World

    This New York Times review explores the life of Gabriële Buffet-Picabia, a pivotal figure in the early 20th-century art scene, as recounted in the novel 'Gabriële' by Anne and Claire Berest.

    Noted Dublin silversmith left ‘devastated’ and ‘facing bankruptcy’ after theft of life’s work – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com Crime Ireland

    A renowned Dublin silversmith, whose work was gifted to Pope Francis, suffered a devastating theft of his life's work, leaving him facing bankruptcy.

    Book Review: ‘The Man Nobody Killed,’ by Elon Green - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Biography USA

    Elon Green's 'The Man Nobody Killed' recounts the tragic death of Michael Stewart, a young Black artist who died in police custody in 1983, highlighting the city's failure to hold anyone accountable.

    In Iran, Aydin Aghdashloo Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct by 13 Women - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Politics Iran

    Thirteen women have accused internationally acclaimed Iranian artist Aydin Aghdashloo of sexual misconduct spanning three decades, marking a significant development in Iran's #MeToo movement.

    If Everything Is Art, Nothing Is Art | by Daniel Skomer | Publishous | Medium

    medium.com Art World

    The democratization of culture, while offering vast choices, has led to a crisis of meaning and value, particularly concerning the definition and appreciation of art.

    Маршрут, пешеходни зони и нови пространства: започва фестивалът на светлините LUNAR | Дневник

    dnevnik.bg Festival Bulgaria

    The LUNAR light festival in Sofia, Bulgaria, is showcasing video mapping, light installations, and immersive experiences across fourteen locations in the city center.

    La imagen de Juan José Millás: No sabe uno qué es peor | EL PAÍS Semanal | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com Art World

    The article explores the power of the silent scream, using examples from literature, painting, and ancient Egypt, questioning whether the scream of the living or the dead is worse.

    The Fat Woman Statue in NYC Is a Far More Aggressive Thing Than They're Telling You – RedState

    redstate.com Politics USA

    A new statue in Times Square sparks debate, with the author arguing it's a political statement of power rather than a celebration of diversity.

    New York City Travel Posters Through the Decades | The New Yorker

    newyorker.com History USA

    A new book and exhibit showcase the evolution of New York City travel posters, reflecting the city's changing image and the rise and fall of the printed poster as a tourism medium.

    Pablo Salazar: ¿Hace falta otro museo? | Las Provincias

    lasprovincias.es Museums Spain

    The article questions the necessity of another museum in Valencia, Spain, considering the city's existing museums and their needs.

    How ChatGPT’s ‘Studio Ghibli’ trend may have put OpenAI in hot water - The Washington Post

    washingtonpost.com Technology World

    OpenAI's relaxed image generation rules led to a viral trend of Studio Ghibli-style images, sparking debate over AI's impact on art and copyright.

    Sean Mackaoui: "Impida que los adultos viajen solos" | Letras Libres

    letraslibres.com Art Spain

    The article reviews the playful and thought-provoking art of Sean Mackaoui, whose works, reminiscent of Calder and Schwitters, challenge artistic conventions through humor and inventive use of materials.

    Beloved Vallejo art teacher retires after 48 prosperous years – Times Herald Online

    timesheraldonline.com Education USA

    After 48 years of teaching art at Vallejo High School, beloved teacher Manuel Moreno is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of impacting thousands of students' lives.

    La Noche Blanca recorrerá la ría e incorpora la Torre Iberdrola como nuevo escenario con luces y conciertos | El Correo

    elcorreo.com Events Spain

    Bilbao's Noche Blanca, a celebration of the city's 725th anniversary, expands this year to include the Iberdrola Tower as a new venue featuring light shows and concerts.