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Meet the jury: Archinect's Generative Futures AI Storytelling Challenge - Vimarsana News

Meet the jury: Archinect's Generative Futures AI Storytelling Challenge

Archinect is excited to introduce the esteemed panel of jurors for our Generative Futures: An AI + Architecture Storytelling Challenge. The competition prompts participants to envision a future combining text and images, exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and architecture. We...

Excellence in Action: Celebrating UCSC's 2023 Distinguished Graduate Alumni Award Recipients - Vimarsana News

Excellence in Action: Celebrating UCSC's 2023 Distinguished Graduate Alumni Award Recipients

Now in its seventh year, the Distinguished Graduate Alumni Award welcomes its 2023 cohort.

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VMFA announces two upcoming exhibitions highlighting works by abstract artist Benjamin Wigfall and Contemporary Artist W - Vimarsana News

VMFA announces two upcoming exhibitions highlighting works by abstract artist Benjamin Wigfall and Contemporary Artist W

The a href= http://vmfa.museum target= _blank Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /a (VMFA) has announced that two comprehensive exhibitions of works by

MFA in Dance Class of 2023 - Vimarsana News

MFA in Dance Class of 2023

Join us in celebrating the third cohort to earn Duke’s one-of-a-kind terminal graduate degree in dance practice! The Duke M.F.A. in Dance: Embodied…

Source: duke.edu
How Mughal badshahs and begums became a source of inspiration for 19th-century French playing cards - Vimarsana News

How Mughal badshahs and begums became a source of inspiration for 19th-century French playing cards

Although un-subcontintental in colour tones, the Cartes Indiennes recall the nobles and attendants of South Asian painting, most famously Mughal miniatures.

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