The passionate and tragic story of the sculptor who challenged Rodin's genius and was silenced for 30 years. It is perhaps one of the most painful scenes of separation in art history: a man being dragged toward the future by an old woman, while behind him, a young woman remains on her knees, pleading.This sculpture, "L'Âge mûr" (The Mature Age), is the unsparing reckoning of the sculptor Camille Claudel with her great, impossible love: the master sculptor Auguste Rodin.In this episode of "10 Minute

For the third year in a row, Paris Photo will feature a dedicated Digital Sector curated by Nina Roehrs. To cover the event, from November 12th to 16th, NFT Morning is interviewing key galleries and artists. In this opening session, Nina shared her vision for the Digital Sector and how it has become a hub for dialogue between photography and digital culture.We then spoke with Anne Schwanz from Office Impart and artist Jan Robert Leegte, who presents a perpetual artwork powered by an on-chain

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Halloween plans, getting rid of mice, a cat is here on the camera, doing Furiosa for halloween AGAIN, Jim Lee says no to AI, how to get that ice cream out of the thing, figuring out who Jessie is, finally watching a Zombie movie, and way more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we had the pleasure of talking with Carlos Bat, Head of Innovation at CTT, the Portuguese Post, about their brand-new CryptoStamp project. Launched in collaboration with Austria, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Belgium, this European joint issue marks an important step in connecting traditional philately with blockchain innovation.For Portugal, the theme chosen is Poseidon, symbolizing both the sea and the heritage of postal horses. Each stamp exists both as a physical collectible

In this second installment of a two-part episode, Metalenz CEO Rob Devlin talks about what the future holds for the company and the industry overall, and offers some advice for others looking to take a similar path.

Deric was MIA this week, but Zac and Eric partied like it was 2022 and managed to pull off an entertaining show for you all the same. Not to worry, we still get off topic and dive into things like arbitrary titles while also discussing how to effectively stack and process mass quantities of sheet goods in a garage shop. Can you put navigation in a 90s BMW? Should you? Do you use Apple Car Play or Android Auto? Can one really be better than the other if they are all using the same base data? We

In this episode I talk with artist Cindy Rizza about the realities of having a creative career while parenting. We cover how becoming a mother shifted her perspective on time, discipline, and the need to treat her practice as a career. Cindy speaks about the pressures that come with both roles and how comparison and stereotypes can be hard to shed and often get in the way when every artist’s circumstances are so different.We also talk about asking for help and why that can feel so difficult, the

Using only an office copier and reams of A4 paper the ArtHitects (Gary Carsley and Renjie Teoh) create immersive installations at the confluence of their separate practices as artist and architect. Hannah Halle, a new commission for Lismore Regional Gallery, is composed from over 4,000 individual A4 prints to symbolically reimagine the prized Hannah Cabinet by Geoffrey Hannah OAM. The prints were applied ritualistically to the gallery walls in the weeks leading up to the exhibition open...

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Maddie Salvage's steps into the ComixLaunch Pro Spotlight, shining light on her career as a writer and illustrator that has spanned a decade and a number of formats, including comic books, graphic novels and prose novels. She'll discuss her lessons learned over years of launching, as well as insights from her latest graphic novel, Aglow, which draws from one of her favorite creatures from legend, vampires.

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Renown photographer Angèle Etoundi Essamba . Her camera tells story of Africa, women, and strength.

Transgressive Frames, by Nataleah Hunter-Young.

Trigger Happy: From Content Warning to Censorship, by Halberstam.

Speculations on Qualities of Difficult Knowledge in Teaching and Learning: An Experiment in Psychoanalytic Research, by Alice Pitt

“Embodiment and Subjectivity”: Intersectional Black Feminist Curatorial Practices in Canada, by Joana Joachim.

This week, we’re leaving the Overlook Hotel and heading to therealplace that started it all — Colorado’s Stanley Hotel.Steph takes us through the true story behindThe Shining— the haunted room that survived an explosion, the ghostly chambermaid who still unpacks your luggage, and the night Stephen King checked in and left with one of the greatest horror stories ever written.Joel playsDemon or Debunked?, ranks the ghost photos, and reveals which hauntings could actually be real (spoiler: he’s not

The Invention of the Dakar Biennial, by Yacouba Konaté.