"Wandering through the vast exhibition, I wonder to myself about the faces on these walls. These individuals, the wide-ranging subjects of Diane Arbus’s incisive camera, are so carefully composed that to question the consent of their _...Read More_
"Wandering through the vast exhibition, I wonder to myself about the faces on these walls. These individuals, the wide-ranging subjects of Diane Arbus’s incisive camera, are so carefully composed that to question the consent of their _...Read More_
"Journalism isn’t “dying” for any lack of need, but the art of journalism is changing. A lot of this is down to infrastructure. Web2 did a lot for journalism, opening new avenues for investigation and communication. Information that once _...Read More_
"Journalism isn’t “dying” for any lack of need, but the art of journalism is changing. A lot of this is down to infrastructure. Web2 did a lot for journalism, opening new avenues for investigation and communication. Information that once _...Read More_
"For many travelers, luxury and babies don’t mix. For those who prefer to mix with grown-ups while they’re trying to unwind, we have adults-only pools and kid-free cruises."
"For many travelers, luxury and babies don’t mix. For those who prefer to mix with grown-ups while they’re trying to unwind, we have adults-only pools and kid-free cruises."
"When San Francisco Ballet designed its promotional posters for this year’s performance of Nutcracker, it opted not to recruit a renowned photographer or celebrated illustrator, but Midjourney, the A.I. image generator."
"When San Francisco Ballet designed its promotional posters for this year’s performance of Nutcracker, it opted not to recruit a renowned photographer or celebrated illustrator, but Midjourney, the A.I. image generator."
"In MAXXI’s Bigger than Myself: Heroic Voices from Ex-Yugoslavia, 60 artists draw on the emancipatory potential of their history, investing it with resistance to current reactionary forces"
"In MAXXI’s Bigger than Myself: Heroic Voices from Ex-Yugoslavia, 60 artists draw on the emancipatory potential of their history, investing it with resistance to current reactionary forces"
"At first encounter, Rona Pondick’s large-scale stainless steel sculpture Monkeys (1998–2001), currently on view in the Belvedere palace and museum in Vienna, may seem incongruous with the decorative opulence of the surroundings. The work _...Read More_
"At first encounter, Rona Pondick’s large-scale stainless steel sculpture Monkeys (1998–2001), currently on view in the Belvedere palace and museum in Vienna, may seem incongruous with the decorative opulence of the surroundings. The work _...Read More_
"Only three months on from the arrival of open source A.I. image generator Stable Diffusion, its creator, Stability AI, has released an updated version."
"Only three months on from the arrival of open source A.I. image generator Stable Diffusion, its creator, Stability AI, has released an updated version."
"So there is nothing surprising about an artist like Pamela Rosenkranz deciding to organize her visual arts activity around the invisible: on the contrary, this is probably the only possible way of reinstating the reality of our day and age _...Read More_
"So there is nothing surprising about an artist like Pamela Rosenkranz deciding to organize her visual arts activity around the invisible: on the contrary, this is probably the only possible way of reinstating the reality of our day and age _...Read More_
[https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/subhash-kapoor-prison-india/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/subhash-kapoor-prison-india/index.html)
"A disgraced American antiquities dealer accused of running a multi-million-dollar looting network via his New York gallery was this week sentenced by an Indian _...Read More_
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"A disgraced American antiquities dealer accused of running a multi-million-dollar looting network via his New York gallery was this week sentenced by an Indian _...Read More_
>"In this month’s installment of “The Downward Spiral,” Dean Kissick writes a roundup of New York’s fall exhibitions. They are many, so many, and pleasant, so pleasant, as palliatives for a doomed dying world."
>"In this month’s installment of “The Downward Spiral,” Dean Kissick writes a roundup of New York’s fall exhibitions. They are many, so many, and pleasant, so pleasant, as palliatives for a doomed dying world."