Susan Morris

3 weeks ago | designobserver.com | Ellen McGirt |Susan Morris

Welcome to AI Observer Artificial intelligence is changing everything. But who is shaping it, and how should we respond? AI Observer is a new editorial channel from Design Observer dedicated to exploring the cultural, ethical, and aesthetic dimensions of artificial intelligence. We look beyond the hype to examine how AI intersects with design, power, labor, identity, and imagination.

Dec 3, 2024 | labmanager.com | Susan Morris

Learn from top women in STEM on how to lead with empathy, fierceness, and claritybySusan Morris| 5 min readRegister for free to listen to this articleIt’s an unfortunate fact that few women in STEM rise to the ranks of senior executive leaders in the life sciences, healthcare, or academia.

Sep 27, 2024 | archpaper.com | Susan Morris

New York–based architect Belmont “Monty” Freeman recently completed an apartment for himself in Havana’s leafy Vedado neighborhood, where his mother’s family lived for generations and where he, the son of an American father and Cuban mother, visited as a child. The area is largely comprised of early-20th-century villas and mansions (many now embassies and government offices) and apartment buildings that predate the country’s 1959 revolution.

Sep 4, 2024 | printmag.com | Susan Morris

Three films about the intersection of art and music stood out at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival and the Sheffield Documentary Festival. Eno, Devo, and All Things Metal were far from the only music documentaries on view— the offerings covered everyone from Carol Kane to Harry Belafonte to Linda Perry and musical moments such as New Wave, Rebel Country, and Belfastian hip-hop. Eno, Devo, and All Things Metal celebrate artists who are more than just players, composers, and producers.

Sep 4, 2024 | l8r.it | Susan Morris

Three films about the intersection of art and music stood out at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival and the Sheffield Documentary Festival. Eno, Devo, and All Things Metal were far from the only music documentaries on view— the offerings covered everyone from Carol Kane to Harry Belafonte to Linda Perry and musical moments such as New Wave, Rebel Country, and Belfastian hip-hop. Eno, Devo, and All Things Metal celebrate artists who are more than just players, composers, and producers.