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'An Echo Chamber of This World's Order': Stephanie Dinkins, Linda Dounia, and Marianna Simnett Confront A.I's Ethical Tangle - Vimarsana News

'An Echo Chamber of This World's Order': Stephanie Dinkins, Linda Dounia, and Marianna Simnett Confront A.I's Ethical Tangle

We looked up artists for their thoughts on the ethics of A.I. and how the technology is reshaping our understanding of art and art-making.

Source: artnet.com
In Pictures: Black Artists Use A.I. to Make Work That Reveals the Technology's Inbuilt Biases for a New Online Show - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: Black Artists Use A.I. to Make Work That Reveals the Technology's Inbuilt Biases for a New Online Show

A new online exhibition brings together work by Black artists who are exploring, and ultimately defying, the inherent biases of A.I.

Source: artnet.com
Events and Happenings in the 'Jing This Weekend (Jan 13-15) - Vimarsana News

Events and Happenings in the 'Jing This Weekend (Jan 13-15)

Here are a few things to keep you entertained this coming weekend.

A Curated Design Workshop at Chez Jo - Vimarsana News

A Curated Design Workshop at Chez Jo

Drawing Workshop: A Curated Design Just for You!With January 1 just passing and Chinese New Year around the corner, it’s a perfect opportunity to reflect and awaken the inner artist that’s inside of you!Join Beijing Women’s Network on Saturday, January 14 to spend a whole afternoon with decorated artist, Ella Hong to learn how to draw your own fashionable, chic, and one-of-a-kind design that is curated especially for you!

In the maquis eateries of Abidjan, change is coming... but not to the menu | Eat/Drink - Vimarsana News

In the maquis eateries of Abidjan, change is coming... but not to the menu | Eat/Drink

PARIS, March 29 — These typical restaurants of Côte d’Ivoire started life as makeshift eateries set up on the fly. But, over time, the simple and inexpensive “maquis” have become an institution, and have evolved to take on different forms. The only thing that doesn’t change — or at...