#art-and-culture

#art-and-culture

The present collection builds upon this recent body of scholarship. It embraces the expanded framework of visual and material culture studies to explore a spectrum of objects executed in a broad range of media.

Unlike Hegel, who called the set of ideas of a given era the 'spirit of the times' (Zeitgeist), we could call our era 'Zeitsynthetik' (the time of the synthetic). Today we live in the age of synthetic technologies, the age of disruptive technologies. Syntheticity is the new vector: synthetic algorithms; synthetic virtual realities; synthetic intelligences. The driving force behind synthetic art is now: 1) the fusion of new artistic expression and technological innovation, and 2) the inter-creativity between the artist and artificial creativity.

The Turtle Island Monument Fountain was originally designed in 1992 to feature a bronze snapping turtle representing Native Peoples across the Americas, but plans have been abandoned due to conflicts over credit and respect.

García Hamilton investigates legacies of tradition, the inevitability of assimilation, and the ways in which family histories replay themselves over time.

The quirky ad at Powell Street BART station invites commuters to explore a transit personality test connected to Clipper cards and San Francisco's public transport.

The Restroom Archive is an ongoing case study aimed at documenting public restrooms, capturing their humorous, chaotic, and often scary nature.

"We propose to create a lively village that reinterprets the diverse texture of the neighborhood, by combining supportive housing and resident amenities with community and public space."

I cried all day. This was our culture; this was for all humanity.

As the thermometer ticked up again, hardcore punk enthusiasts Turnstile started an almighty mosh pit on the Other stage, showcasing the energy and spirit of Glastonbury.

"Eventually everything connects: people, ideas, objects." This book explores intersections essential to mid-century modern design, showcasing both celebrated and overlooked designers.

I keep watching people discuss events that I've lived through, and the way those histories get twisted or disappear entirely.

The 35th San Jose Jazz Summer Fest this August will feature eight massive Alebrijes sculptures that will illuminate Downtown San Jose, creating a vibrant artistic experience.

Henry Clay Frick named his private Pullman railway car 'Westmoreland', reflecting his rural roots and the grandeur of transporting art and family.

We're new and excited, and the visit of the queen and king left an incredible impact. Their enthusiasm for what we offer is invaluable for us.

Shoofly Vegan Bakery's staff were locked out following late paychecks and abrupt contract cancellations by its new owner; employees are now seeking to buy the business.

Reconnect with family, friends, and community during Friday Nights at OMCA, featuring live music, food trucks, and late-night access to galleries each week.

Each week always brings something new to the menu based on the food coming in so it’s always an adventure, says Hilairy.

Pears weaves Salmina's recollections and Haskell's diaries into a seamless narrative, depicting a profound love story set against the backdrop of a complex Europe.

The global concern with the historic minutiae of the conclave's closed, secret voting sessions is heightened by the current papal transition and public fascination.

Florida has that vibe without underlining or highlighting its obvious importance. It is powerful through action, not words, through the manner in which it amplifies voices and values creativity.

Some pedestrians passing this Logan Circle Italianate house assume it's a museum. A few have even tried the front entrance. That's why Suzette Roth-Jacobs and her husband, Jeremy Jacobs, have a doormat with the 'Big Lebowski' quote: 'Hey! This is a private residence, man.'

The unit at 2 E. 70th St. offers luxury with a $14.9 million price tag, featuring a grand interior designed by Thad Hayes, overlooking the newly renovated Frick Collection.

Atlanta's poster features a cartoon-style collage showcasing iconic buildings alongside a surreal depiction of a football emerging from a peach.

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"Weaving is something that I love. I do it for my family. I do it for my kids. I do it for our tribe," Craig said.