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Exhibition showcases the work of artists currently enrolled in Hunter College's MFA Program Installation view, ‘We Were Already Gone,’ Hauser & Wirth New York, 22nd Street, 2021. © Hauser & Wirth. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Thomas Barratt. NEW YORK, NY .-Hauser & Wirth New York is presenting ‘We Were Already Gone’, an exhibition at its West 22nd Street location in the Chelsea Arts District, organized in collaboration with Hunter College. Curated by graduate students in Hunter’s Department of Art & Art History, this exhibition showcases the work of artists currently enrolled in the ...

From stargazing to Minecraft-ing, smartphones have countless capabilities. But these days, they’re all about the camera. As models slowly converge towards the same form, with roughly the same appearance and functionality, it’s the potential and the promise of their built-in cameras that drives sales and prompts us to upgrade. Over the past couple of years, the race to cram in bigger lenses and more powerful features has gathered pace. Samsung, Google, Huawei and Apple are engaged in a vigorous game of one-upmanship, all working to create the phone which produces the best photographs in l...

On climate: “I do not have this one solved. We need lots of people who agree with me and lots who disagree with me.”

Scientists spot 'previously unrecognized' water ice reservoir on Mars Future human explorers will need water to survive and thrive on the red planet, but this area might be challenging to reach. Listen - 01:34 Enlarge Image NASA's MRO spacecraft captured this view of a part of Nereidum Montes on Mars. Researchers believe there are some large water ice deposits in this region. NASA/JPL/University of Arizona When humans get to Mars one day, they'll have some pressing needs. One of those is water. Water ...

Just highlight it. thank you, daniel berman. >> thank you, reverend sharpton, it's a pleasure. good fluz to share with you this holiday weekend with an update to a story i first told you about on "politics nation" last month. little a.j.burgis who was in need of a life saving kidney transplant finally received that operation this past wednesday. the 2-year-old's life was in peril after hospital officials earlier denied the transplant. the reason, his father who is a perfect match was told to be on good behavior for three to four months after his release from prison. well, this past week a.j....