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Masterworks compiled a list of significant life events and personality and art characteristics of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo from different sources, including media outlets, scientific papers, and online encyclopedias.

Google thinks Imagen is a best in class text-to-image AI model, it's still reluctant on a full public release.

This week’s guest tells us something we didn’t know, listening to The Imposterous is approx. 7,500 steps in a quarantine hotel room. As CCO of Publicis Groupe APAC, Natalie Lam is no stranger to travelling, with a creative footprint across 60+ offices in the region. With her roots in design, a stron

Terms like environmentally sustainable, eco-friendly, and fair trade have become part of everyday conversations. One thing is clear - the appeal of environmentally and socially responsible products isnt a niche anymore, its popularity cuts across demographics...

Digital innovation brings more fun to museum goers.

Their lawsuit claims the Passover book was stolen, then purchased under dubious circumstances

Google, working with historians from West Africa, has been working to digitize contemporary art, cultural and historic sites about Mali, and the digital library went live on Google Art & Culture (GAC) today, making these items available for exploration by the world. Known as Mali Magic, the project has over 40,000 assets of digitized manuscript […]

St John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta, and its adjoining museum, are reckoned to be a veritable treasure house of artistic objects, which include, inter alia,

Replicas of the original Caryatids holding up the Erechtheion in Athens, atop the Acropolis. Five original Caryatids are now in the Acropolis Museum but the sixth Caryatid was carted away by Lord Elgin back in 1802 when he made off with the rest of his spots from the Acropolis, including the Elgin Marbles. Like the…

Replicas of the original Caryatids holding up the Erechtheion in Athens, atop the Acropolis. Five original Caryatids are now in the Acropolis Museum but the sixth Caryatid was carted away by Lord Elgin back in 1802 when he made off with the rest of his spots from the Acropolis, including the Elgin Marbles. Like the…