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Jeremy Shaw Dances With the Divine

"I used to blanket my practice as being about ‘altered states,’” the artist told Hyperallergic, “but these days I speak more about faith and belief.”

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Layli Long Soldier’s Quilted Poetry

The Lakota poet reflects on the visual art in her new book, 10 art titles we’re reading this month, and a biography of Beverly Buchanan sets the record straight.

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Leila Reichert Appointed as Senior Curator at Weisman Art Museum

The curator and writer is heading to the University of Minnesota institution after seven years at Indiana University's Eskenazi Museum of Art.

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As Politicians Break Promises, This Public Artwork Keeps Them

Paul Ramírez Jonas debuted his participatory artwork “Public Trust” months before Trump was first elected. A decade on, it feels more urgent than ever.

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The Indian Pavilion in Venice Asks: What Is Home?

"Geographies of Distance" offers a polysemous reading of home during a period of accelerated urbanization in India.

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A Modern Take on the Split-Rail Fence

This is what's called a split-rail fence: The design is a classic example of more-work-up-front, less-work-later. With a traditional nailed fence, like this… …if one of the rails becomes damaged, you need to de-nail it to remove it. If a post requires replacement, you must de-nail all of the boards going into it. In contrast, the split-rail design uses rails that simply slide into through-mortises in the posts. It's more work up front because you have to sharpen the rail ends and bore out the mortises. But when it comes time to replace components, it can be done quickly and without tools. Out

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Branding & Visual Identity: NISCHE Restaurant by Myundones

Explore the visual identity for NISCHE, a Berlin fine casual restaurant by Myundones blending German culinary comfort and understated typography. German dining often suffers from two opposing aestheti...

Abduzeedo · EN

Wolff Olins Unveils BMG Brand Identity

Wolff Olins builds the new BMG brand identity around a faceted play symbol, acid Limelight, deep Midnight and metallic neutrals. BMG started in 2008 as a bold voice in music, and by 2025 it had grown ...

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This celebrity ad shows what a difference it makes when you don't use CGI

We're so starved of practical effects; even a spot promoting financial services can be magical in the right hands. Ads for financial services are not something I go out of my way to watch. I tend to b...

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Swiss Typefaces crafts a warmer, friendlier custom font for Swiss Post

Creating a typeface for Switzerland's postal service took three years, and it came with many challenges. When it comes to custom typefaces, designers are often faced with a dilemma. When clients have...

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How Elie N’Guessan makes everyday London look like a movie

From an impromptu shoot with four curious kids to a sportswear campaign concept staged inside a car, the London photographer finds inspiration in familiar places and unplanned moments. Elie N'Guessan...

Creative Boom · EN

Inspired by strangers' dreams, Moho builds glittering, slightly unsettling worlds

The Seoul-based artist transforms dreams submitted by people around the world into shimmering animations filled with pearls and sequins. "A dream is something we've experienced, yet it can be dif...

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Tatiana Bilbao creates rammed-earth installation at Art Omi

Tatiana Bilbao Estudio has created a large-scale outdoor installation for New York arts centre Art Omi, which is made of rammed-earth sourced from local soil that will break down over time. The post Tatiana Bilbao creates rammed-earth installation at Art Omi appeared first on Dezeen .

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OpenAI introduces program to reduce AI data center energy demand during peak hours

The Grid Protectors Program applies load shedding, a technique in use since the 1970s, to data centers.

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Windows 11 8GB RAM configurations get a performance boost

Microsoft claims that it has made drastic improvements to the performance of Windows 11 while using 8GB of RAM.

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The Maker’s Toolbox: Bambu Lab H3C 3D Printer Review

Let's take a look at Bambu Lab's highly anticipated new tool-changing 3D printer: the H3C.

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There's a Microchip in Your Toothbrush, and It Can Unlock Your PC

Circuit Helper hacked the NFC chip hidden inside a Philips Sonicare toothbrush head and turned it into a key to unlock a PC.

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Harmonic revenues break beyond Comcast and Spectrum

In further evidence that it is diversifying its broadband business, Harmonic said four customers topped 10% of Q3 revenues, expanding from its two marquee customers – Comcast and Spectrum.

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Privacy's Defenders Podcast: The Secret Room

The government’s surveillance powers grew rapidly after Sept. 11, 2001, some in public view and some in secret. EFF suspected but couldn’t prove that the National Security Agency was spying on Americans' communications. The New York Times sat on a story about it for over a year, finally publishing it in December 2005. Then, in January 2006, a retired AT&T technician named Mark Klein walked into EFF's office with a manila folder of documents that blew the story wide open. Welcome to the third episode of “Privacy’s Defenders,” a podcast about the people – lawyers, journalists, hackers, and other

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No, the study behind "76% of honey is fake" didn't find 76% fake honey

YouTuber Zackary Smigel was freaked out by the alarming online claim that 76% of supermarket honey is fake and found something better: the statistic itself has been badly abused. The 76% number traces back to a 2011 examination of 60 jars that found 76% contained no detectable pollen. — Read the rest The post No, the study behind "76% of honey is fake" didn't find 76% fake honey appeared first on Boing Boing .

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The RNC's closing economic argument: however bad things are, Democrats are worse

RNC Chairman Joe Gruters responds to questions about the economy with a statement that his party is running against "communism." Republican leadership has not shown an understanding of communism, socialism, or really any economic model other than "grift." Asked about the claim that Republicans are out of touch, RNC chairman Joe Gruters didn't respond by arguing that the economy is doing great. — Read the rest The post The RNC's closing economic argument: however bad things are, Democrats are worse appeared first on Boing Boing .

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Next year in Jerusalem, asshole!

Convicted felon and perpetual grifter Donald Trump has offered Americans an exit strategy I think we can all agree on. "If people ever got tired of me in the U.S., I'll move to Israel and become prime minister," he said Tuesday during a Fox & Friends call-in. — Read the rest The post Next year in Jerusalem, asshole! appeared first on Boing Boing .

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Iowa can't keep Krampus out of its Capitol, judge rules

The state of Iowa rubber stamps religious groups' requests to hold events on the Capitol grounds. But for the last three years it has rejected the Satanic Temple's request to hold an event with caroling, coloring pages, making ornaments, and a Krampus costume contest. — Read the rest The post Iowa can't keep Krampus out of its Capitol, judge rules appeared first on Boing Boing .

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These glasses turn silent mouth movements into text

A couple of Georgia Tech computer science students recently demonstrated a system that converts tongue and mouth movements into text. It uses eyeglasses that beam a radio signal into the user's head to measure changes inside the closed mouth. They say it's good for silently talking to AI chatbots in offices, libraries, and co-working spaces. — Read the rest The post These glasses turn silent mouth movements into text appeared first on Boing Boing .

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