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Neurocognitive study shows how negative biographical details influence art perceptions
Recent research has revealed that learning negative information about an artist can change how we perceive their artwork, both emotionally and cognitively. Regardless of how famous the artist is, negative biographical details affect our!--/noptimize-->!--noptimize-->…
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Los Angeles, City Of Opera
The expected grandeur, the time and space business, the big emotions, big ideas and big voices, we’ve got it all. That’s to be expected. But what really sets opera in L.A. apart is the art form’s movement in new and profound…
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Big Tech Is Using Art as a Dystopian Honeypot
Will Scarlett Johansson save us from A.I. serfdom?
Probably not. But the actress has, at least, caused a small PR headache for OpenAI. The press these last weeks has been abuzz over her…
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Can Artificial Intelligence Rethink Art? Should it?
Anadol said every artist wanted to see “what is beyond reality” and “perceive worlds that don’t exist.” A.I. was a vehicle for the imagination, one that, he said, could represent “hallucinations, dreams, fantasies.”The technology we are…
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The Cascade Of Calamities At Georgia Ensemble Theatre
For over 20 years, co-founders Bob and Anita Farley successfully ran the company in an inner suburb of Atlanta, and they made plans to pass the reins and retire 18 months apart. But Bob suddenly died, and his successor as artistic…
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Scenes from the trial of Ozy’s Carlos Watson
The nation’s attention was recently focused on a courtroom in lower Manhattan, home to a trial that was endlessly liveblogged, camera ban be damned.
But for news-about-news junkies, there’s another New York City trial — this one in…
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Archaeologists Discover Stunning Blue Room In Pompeii
The stunning blue-ground walls are decorated with female figures representing the four seasons and allegorical representations of agriculture and pastoralism, according to experts. – Euronews
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In Free Fall • VAN Magazine
When the French conductor François-Xavier Roth woke up the week before last in his apartment in Paris, his career was in excellent shape. He had just given two concerts with the Berlin Philharmonic. He had a tour to look forward…
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In Paris, Using Dance to Uncover Hidden History
Benjamin Millepied thinks big.La Ville Dansée, a free festival of outdoor dance on Saturday, is the first large-scale initiative from Millepied’s Paris Dance Project. Starting at 11 in the morning and ending after midnight, it involves…
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Remember When The Berkshire Museum Sold Its Norman Rockwells And Other Art? Here’s What It’s Doing…
The $53 million in proceeds from the 2018 sale is funding a major renovation and redesign of the building as the museum, located in Pittsfield, Mass., narrows its focus away from art to science and local history. – The Boston…
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