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The article focuses on New Inc, a cultural incubator fostering collaboration among artists and designers to develop sustainable business models. It showcases installations like "Ancient Futures" at Demo2024, where art merges with technology to explore emotional expression through textiles. It also discusses the program's community-oriented approach, mentorship opportunities, and its role in supporting artists beyond traditional art education.

The article reviews the art exhibition titled "Sculpting With Light: Contemporary Artists and Holography" at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles on August 20, 2024.

The article focuses on artist Eduardo Kac and his holopoem, a holographic artwork encased in titanium, set to be launched into space on a rocket, exploring the intersection of art, language, communication, and space. Kac's holopoem, inscribed with the word AGORA, symbolizes both "now" and "place," emphasizing the fusion of time and space in its perpetual orbit around the sun, with Kac envisioning its discovery by an indeterminate species, "homo spaciens," in the distant future.

The article previews Robert Whitman's theatrical production "American Moon," directed by Sasha Okshteyn, to be performed at Pace Gallery in West Chelsea, New York City in January 2023.

The article focuses on artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen and his upcoming exhibition at the New Museum in Manhattan, titled "Radiant Remembrance." Topics include the exhibition include the memory and trauma of the Vietnam War, the experiences of individuals caught between cultures, and the use of art to address questions of identity and healing.

The article reviews the "David Byrne: How I Learned About Non-Rational Logic" art and music exhibition and performance at the Pace Gallery in Manhattan through March 19, 2022.

The article reports that "Song of the Ambassadors" which was presented to the public at Tully was created by K Allado-McDowell, who leads the Artists and Machine Intelligence initiative at Google, with the A.l. program GPT-3; the composer Derrick Skye, who integrates electronics and nonwestern motifs into his work; and the data artist Refik Anadol, who contributed A.l. generated visualizations.

The article reports that Ian Cheng's new 'narrative animation' is heading to the Shed, powered by a video game engine.

The article reports that It all started with extinction. An Extinction Marathon, actually: 12 hours of people talking about how species die out and what hap- pens when they do. Stewart Brand, founder of the Whole Earth Catalog. Gustav Metzger, the pioneer of auto-destructive an. Adam Curtis, the British documentarian. The documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras. Gilben & George. William Gibson. Yoko Ono. The Jist goes on.

The article offers information on Superblue, a new venture that aims to reinvent how art is shown. Topics covered include a plan by Superblue to open a series of experiential art centers that will not sell precious objects, as conventional galleries do, but will present art experiences, its plan to commission artists to create new work, and its plan to open first in Miami, Florida in December 2020.

The article presents a preview of "WDCH Dreams," a presentation by media artist Refik Anadol to celebrate the centennial of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California, from September 27, 2018 to October 7, 2018.

The article reviews the art exhibition "The Back Door," by Martin Creed at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City.

The article previews the exhibition "Thom Browne Selects," on view at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City beginning in March 2016.

The article discusses the exhibition featuring the museum retrospective art of Propeller Group composed by Viet Kieu Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Phunam Thuc Ha and American Matt Lucero held at the San Jose Museum of Art in California through March 25, 2018.

The article reviews the exhibition of the interactive installation titled "The Return," which depicts a 15th century statue of the Biblical character Adam, created by multimedia director Reid Farrington, at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art (Met) in New York City, New York on display from July 11, 2015 through early August 2, 2015.

An interview with artist Mel Ziegler is presented on topics including his fascination with collectibles about Mount Rushmore, the number of Rushmore-themed collection in his position and mentions his personal connection with his collection.

The article offers information on the art gallery Sotheby in New York. Topics include the various art exhibitions organized by the gallery, the relationship between digital technology and art, and the significance of human culture in art. Comments from David Grossman, the marketing and digital development executive at Sotheby is also included.

The article focuses on the works of vocalist and visual artist Alan Vega. It includes the views of Alan Vega's wife Liz Lamere on Vega's interest in the art world and art adviser and curator Jeffrey Deitch on Vega's influence on other artists. It also includes information on shows featuring Vega's paintings organized by Jeffrey Deitch and mentions Alan Vega's music album "Suicide".

The article describes an artwork in space called "Inner Telescopes" created by French astronaut Thomas Pesquet and earthbound artist Eduardo Kac and exhibited at the Paris Air Show in France in 2015.

The article offers information on the Tilt Brush three-dimensional painting virtual reality software from Google.

The article profiles artist Jean-Jacques Lebel, dealing with topics including his role in the exhibition "Beat Generation: New York, San Francisco, Paris" at the Pompidou Center through October 3, 2016, occupational achievements, and American popular culture.

The article previews the exhibition "Silicon City: Computer History Made in New York" held at the New-York Historical Society in New York City on November 13, 2015 to celebrate history of digital revolution in New York.

The article reviews the exhibition "Land Meets Water" at Artipelag in Sweden through September September 27, 2015.

The article focuses on the software application Karen and its developers including Nick Tandavanitj, Matt Adams and Ju Row Farr of British art group Blast Theory. It mentions that the software application is not a movie but a personalized experience that is on a smartphone or tablet computers. It adds that in the development of the software, Blast Theory sought the help of Chicago, Illinois-based consultant Kelly Page.

The article reviews the art exhibition at the Galerie Perrotin in Madison Avenue, New York in 2014 featuring the work of Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler.

The article focuses on the Villa Menafoglio Litta Panza in Varese, Italy owned by Milanese businessman Giuseppe Panza di Biumo which is filled with Panza's art collection and is staging the exhibition "Aisthesis: The Origin of Sensations" until November 2, 2014.

The article focuses on the diplomatic impasse on the nuclear program of Iran which was caused by Iran's refusal to cooperate despite being offered substantial financial incentive of reduced sanctions.

The author discusses ideas of filmmakers George Lucas and Steven Spielberg in their films, wherein Lucas predicted that blockbusters would become big-ticket events, like Broadway plays and ballgames, while Spielberg offers a radical vision for the industry.