Art and Culture

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I took my family on a Sunday to experience Refik Anadol’s latest and greatest feat, Dataland, a museum of A.I. arts. This is not your typical “art museum” like its neighbors the Broad and…
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Few fans of Disney’s The Lion King would think to peer over the railing of Sydney’s Capitol Theatre orchestra pit. But if they did, they would find the musicians have plenty of elbow room.During The Lion King’s Australian debut season in…
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Well, it’s a mixed picture. ISPA recently convened a panel to examine the evidence. Watch the video here. – ISPA (Video) Source link
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A US federal judge has dismissed a proposed class action that accused Spotify of allowing billions of bot-generated fake streams to inflate the play counts of Drake and other artists.Judge Josephine Staton, of the US District Court for…
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As Hollywood and the American film industry at large fights to claw back productions from global competitors like Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia, there is one piece of policy that has been lobbyists' great white whale:…
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The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia has named Connie H. Choi as chief curator and vice president for art and education, the latter being a newly created position. She succeeds Nancy Ireson, who held the title of chief curator and…
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Britain’s museums and galleries are being left vulnerable to thefts and cyber-attacks that could put priceless collections at risk, MPs have warned.A report by the public accounts committee (PAC) said big security failures in recent…
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You are sitting at your computer, interacting with a generative AI model like ChatGPT Image or Midjourney. You have a distinct picture in your mind, and you begin with a simple, general prompt: a chair in a cozy room. The image…
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Good Morning, Manhattan’s borough president just routed his entire $50 million discretionary budget to the arts (The New York Times) — an extraordinary move. In art machine news: New software is poised to replace live…
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