It’s incredibly easy to criticize actions taken or not by any institution in retrospect, and the Romare Bearden retrospective does have a lot of good in it.
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I’ve found AI to be a helpful writing tool that comes with its own frustrations and concerns. Current pros/cons of teaming up with AI for writing.
For a long time, it hadn’t occurred to me that “kye” (계), a group of people pooling money over an established period of time with the cash
This article on music in museums was originally published on the Curator: The Museum Journal web page in advance of their special issue on sound in 2019.
It’s Juneteenth today. We are closed and I took some time to listen to a special broadcast of Ad Age, The Future of Creativity featuring an interview
It is unnecessary to mention that a lot is happening in America right now. I sit in the heart of Brooklyn, my windows are open as it
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His office, normally bustling with patients, is empty. My doctor and I sit opposite one another in Examination Room 1. He awkwardly adjusts an ill-fitting surgical
At Communicating The Museum Brussels, Raquel Meseguer, who hails from the theatre world, gave a seemingly unassuming presentation that was actually electrifying and a revelation: Dreams of
I recently listened to an episode of Freakonomics called “Here’s Why All Your Projects Are Always Late — and What to Do About It.” Its discussion of
I’d like to discuss creativity with the 7 habits of highly effective artists outlined by Australian 3D artist Andrew Price as the springboard. Here are my thoughts