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Google Arts & Culture App is Your Favorite New AI Toy - Vimarsana News

Google Arts & Culture App is Your Favorite New AI Toy

Need more AI in your life? No, you don’t. You absolutely do not, even if tech execs will try and tell you for the next several years, at everyone opportunity, that you do. However, you could...

Ryan Villamael: His paper universe - Vimarsana News

Ryan Villamael: His paper universe

Ryan Villamael, 36, the foremost Filipino artist working on paper as sculptural medium, presents mostly paper installations in a solo exhibition, Return, My Gracious Hour at the Silverlens Galleries until February 3, 2024.

Republic Day: 1st R-Day celebrations were held at a stadium; Delhi turned into 'fairlyland' on Jan 26, 1950 night - Vimarsana News

Republic Day: 1st R-Day celebrations were held at a stadium; Delhi turned into 'fairlyland' on Jan 26, 1950 night

The birth of the Republic of India was celebrated at the Irwin Amphitheatre, rather than Rajpath. On January 26, 1950, India became a Sovereign Democratic Republic, with Dr. Rajendra Prasad as the first President. The celebrations included a ceremonial parade at the Amphitheatre, with 15,000 people in attendance. The day was marked by pomp and pageantry, with the president's procession through the streets of Delhi

How India celebrated 1st Republic Day - Vimarsana News

How India celebrated 1st Republic Day

Iconic public buildings, parks and railway stations dazzled with lights on the night of January 26, 1950 turning the capital city into a 'fairyland'.

Source: rediff.com
I tried Google's new Art Selfie 2 and could not stop laughing - Vimarsana News

I tried Google's new Art Selfie 2 and could not stop laughing

Google's Art Selfie is back with a generative AI twist - but it's not exactly what you'd expect.

Source: zdnet.com