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Striking imagery in artworks of Mohan Sawant and Amitava
3 months, 3 weeks ago

Striking imagery in artworks of Mohan Sawant and Amitava

The Hindu  

The artworks of artists from two different generations, Amitava and Mohan Samant, on display at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in Saket, spin a similar narrative that stirs the human conscience. If We Knew The Point by Amitava, and Magic in The Square by Mohan Samant engage the audience with their respective pictorial constructivism that hints at the mysterious …

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Fake news, cannibalism and a human tongue: the disaster year of 1672
2 years, 3 months ago

Fake news, cannibalism and a human tongue: the disaster year of 1672

Dutch News  

An exhibition at The Hague’s Historisch Museum focuses on one of the most turbulent events in Dutch history and includes propaganda and a preserved human tongue among its highlights. The ‘disaster year’ of 1672 is best known for the rapid and brutal downfall of the De Witt brothers, who had governed the United Provinces of the Netherlands for the best …

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Fake news, cannibalism and a human tongue: the disaster year of 1672
2 years, 3 months ago

Fake news, cannibalism and a human tongue: the disaster year of 1672

Dutch News  

An exhibition at The Hague’s Historisch Museum focuses on one of the most turbulent events in Dutch history and includes propaganda and a preserved human tongue among its highlights. The ‘disaster year’ of 1672 is best known for the rapid and brutal downfall of the De Witt brothers, who had governed the United Provinces of the Netherlands for the best …

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New art exhibition: humanity in the age of AI
4 years, 10 months ago

New art exhibition: humanity in the age of AI

China Daily  

With computer-generated landscapes of Chinese temples and otherworldly jungles, and through ethereal electronic music and philosophical dialogues, artist Lawrence Lek depicts a future where machines have acquired humanlike intelligence — and humans have grown machinelike in their aesthetic consumption. For most of the 20th century, the human-machine relationship has been represented through the figure of a humanoid robot, a persistent …

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