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5 days ago | 
businessandamerica.com | Veronica Esposito
On the afternoon of 3 May, arts organizations around the US began receiving cryptic emails from a previously unknown government email account. The missives declared that these organizations’ missions were no longer in line with new governmental arts priorities, which included helping to “foster AI competency”, “empower houses of worship” and “make America healthy again”.
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1 week ago | 
theguardian.com | Veronica Esposito
On the afternoon of 3 May, arts organizations around the US began receiving cryptic emails from a previously unknown government email account. The missives declared that these organizations’ missions were no longer in line with new governmental arts priorities, which included helping to “foster AI competency”, “empower houses of worship” and “make America healthy again”.
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2 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Veronica Esposito
“What does it mean to record outside, not just rap outside like a cypher, but actually record outside with the intention of completing a full song completely written and inspired outdoors?” rapper Lupe Fiasco mused while discussing his latest project, Ghotiing (pronounced “fishing”). “What are the limitations and constraints? What do you have to prepare to go into that environment?
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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Veronica Esposito
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2 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Veronica Esposito
Hosting a showing of Pablo Picasso’s art isn’t like putting together your normal gallery exhibition. For one thing, gathering the art of the prodigious Spaniard requires a lot more overhead than most shows. As Michael Cary, the resident Picasso expert at Gagosian gallery, told me: “Picasso shows are museumy.
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4 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Veronica Esposito
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4 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Veronica Esposito
Once upon a time, endpapers – those little bits of real estate connecting the inside covers of hardcover books to the pages within – were a site of pure decoration, or maybe, as in the case of The Chronicles of Narnia, a map of a fantasy realm. More recently, illustrators have been reimagining just what endpapers can be – far from decorations or maps, they are now used to bookend and compliment the stories told in books in fascinating ways.
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4 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Veronica Esposito
lesnonuchesCochonnette attend que tout le monde dorme pour trifouiller nos poubelles. Hola je vous vois venir vous! Vous allez me dire, en même temps pour un cochon c'est normal. Hé, vous vous fourrez le doigt dans le groin, j'vous l'dis! Nan nan Cochonnette elle fait les poubelles de maisons parce-que vous êtes des vilains. Vous abandonnez des doudous et vous les mettez à la poubelle. Houuuu honte à vous. Et ça, ça fout la rastibouille en l'air de Cochonnette.
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4 weeks ago | 
theguardian.com | Veronica Esposito
Probably the most famous thing that Pablo Picasso never said was: “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” The quote, which has been widely misattributed to the Spaniard, as well as TS Eliot and even Steve Jobs, among a long list of famous thinkers, is so popular because it encapsulates a seeming truism about artists: if your influences are ascertainable, you must not be very good at what you do.
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1 month ago | 
kqed.org | Veronica Esposito
Failed to save articlePlease try againInstallation view of Isaac Julien, 'True North,' 2004 in 'Isaac Julien: I Dream a World' at the de Young Museum. In Isaac Julien’s thrilling show, I Dream a World at the de Young, the shifting images on gallery screens seem to respond to one another with something approaching sentience.
