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You’ve heard it before: there is not enough diversity in tech. But Carie Fisher offers one solution you may not have heard: that focusing on accessibility may be key in making the tech world …
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The male gaze has shaped art’s obsession with the naked body. Mary Beard offers a female perspective
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Google Creative Lab’s well-being experiments try to be playful, but one of them is just joking about something that’s not funny to begin with.
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Legendary Bristol-based outfit Massive Attack is turning over data from various tours and recording stints to Manchester University in the name of research. The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research will use the volunteered information to assess the primary sources of carbon emissions within the industry, from “band travel and production, audience transport and venue.”…
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French film director Thomas Blanchard (previously) is known for his video work with oils and inks. In his most recent video, DANCE DANCE, Blanchard uses flowers as the contextual framework for his signature coils and swirls of color. Flowers have long been used as symbols of vitality and mortal
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With the release of Seven Up! in 1964, filmmaker Michael Apted introduced a documentary series that would become one of cinema's most ambitious, groundbreaking and beautiful projects. Every seven years, Apted has produced an installment that follows the same 14 British people—from age seven to this year's final installment, in which they've reached 63 years…
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In -N- Uprising, a video that is equal parts stylized and naturalistic, Thomas Blanchard (previously) documents the life cycles of insects and flowers. Time-lapse allows the viewer to see a caterpillar metamorphose into a chrysalis and then a butterfly, orchid buds bur
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From glitchy parrots to pop-art champagne, the photographer’s work explores our perceptions of nature, influenced by strong colour and the climate crisis
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Design Boom
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the elongated, slender shape, gives the notion of it being a wound in the ground, parting lips, or an accidental cut into the earth.
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Photographer Franck Bohbot uses natural light and neon to give modern LA a nostalgic glow
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Graphic design studio and type foundry Edition Studio deliver slick, type-driven projects from their New York base, inspired by their new home after growing up in France.
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Art Council’s largest single work, installed in Essex, ‘never more relevant’, says artist
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For years now, luxury hotel group Six Senses has impressed upon travelers the positive effects of adhering, honestly, to the values of the destinations they visit. This is undeniably evident in Bhutan, the mystifying, mountainous nation in South Asia, where Gross National Happiness factors into the daily lives of its population. Set high in the Eastern Himalayas, landlocked between India and China, Bhutan’s natural beauty and its mythological history appeal to many who dream of remote travel—but several roadblocks prevent rampant tourism. This has been to the benefit of the Buddhist nation. In building blockades, the Bhutanese have preserved their culture and lands for dedicated, respectful and patient visitors.
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Letter: Maybe the time has come to stop deluding ourselves that great work must be created by great people, says Bernard Lyall
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In hopes of convincing car owners to opt into electric models, Britain is considering awarding green drivers benefits for being eco-friendly—thus allowing “civic authorities to give the greenest vehicles preferential treatment, such as allowing them to drive in bus lanes, use special parking spaces, or access areas that are barred to more polluting alternatives.”
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All you need to go offline for a day is a printer.
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In what it claims to be the first exhibition dedicated to 24/7 culture, Somerset House presents “creative responses to this modern malaise” by more than 50 artists and designers.
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London gallery’s works to tour regional galleries across the UK before it reopens in 2023
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Photographer Mikko Lagerstedt (previously) has once again captured the quiet beauty of his native Finland with a recent series centered around trees. Ethereal skies, virgin snow, and seemingly isolated pockets of nature serve as backdrops to twisted trunks and outstretched branches. Taken from Lapland to Southern Finland, the images speak to qualities of beauty and of resilience.
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9-year-old Nandi Bushell is burning up the internet with her Nirvana drum cover.
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