March 10, 2025

European Art

European Art

Potter Hunt Prothro brings a ‘mythic’ structure to his art

ROHRERSVILLE — For decades, Hunt Prothro has lived a somewhat bohemian life. After growing up in California, he abandoned the discipline of the U.S. Naval Academy for more philosophical pursuits, eventually studying theology at the same Indiana college former Vice President Mike Pence attended. That he didn’t believe in God didn’t quell his fascination with

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The Battle Over Foundation Models in the EU AI Act – EURACTIV.com

The United States’ Big Tech companies, European countries, well-connected European startups, and former French Ministers are all using their considerable influence and political capital to drastically alter the European rules on Artificial Intelligence through extensive lobbying. Connor Axiotes, Communications at Control AI. Their Goal? To remove ‘foundation models’ – the most powerful, state-of-the-art AIs such

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UM Today | Desautels Faculty of Music

November 23, 2023 —  On November 18, 2023, Manitoba Opera premiered Li Keur: Riel’s Heart of the North, the first full-scale opera developed and performed by a predominantly Indigenous team of creative artists on a Canadian mainstage. Written by Métis storyteller and poet Suzanne Steele with music by UM alumnus Neil Weisensel and Métis fiddler Alex

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BoF VOICES 2023: Final Agenda and Speaker Lineup

BoF VOICES 2023 will be livestreamed for BoF Professional All-Access members. Register now to join us for the whole event or attend the sessions of your choice. We are delighted to share the final agenda for the BoF VOICES 2023 global livestream, taking place next week from Tuesday, November 28 to Thursday, November 30. Join

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Stellantis Inaugurates its First Circular Economy Hub in Turin, Italy

AMSTERDAM – Stellantis N.V. today celebrated the official opening of its SUSTAINera Circular Economy Hub (CE Hub) at the Mirafiori Complex in Turin, Italy. The Company has a comprehensive plan to foster its Circular Economy ambitions with a 360-degree approach based on the 4R strategy: Reman, Repair, Reuse, and Recycle. The primary objectives of the

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24H Air France, Karl Hab’s photo book documenting 90 years of elegance

A pop-up exhibition in the heart of Paris  From 19 to 20 December 2023, to celebrate the book’s publication, Air France is organizing a free pop-up exhibition at the Galerie Joseph in Paris. The most beautiful photos from the book are on display in this elegant Parisian setting, alongside the company’s uniforms from the past

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Win is celebrated by Europe’s populist leaders as a sign that ‘borders and our rights must be defended’

Wilders and his populist PVV (Freedom Party) won 37 seats, results suggest The Euroskeptic party’s unexpected but resounding win prompted praise from fellow right-wing EU leaders, but will have sent a shiver through Brussels  Brussels has been left reeling by what EU politicians see as a ‘nightmare’ victory for Geert Wilders and his ‘Nexit’ supporters in

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BOTTEGA VENETA Image PM intern

11/23/2023 Bottega Veneta – Student (Fixed Term) (Trainee)MILANO – Italy Bottega Veneta – inspiring individuality with innovative craftmanship since 1966. Creativity lies at the heart of all that we do. Born in Vicenza the house is rooted in Italian culture yet maintains a truly global outlook. An inclusive brand with exclusive products Bottega Veneta is

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What Not to Do When You Travel, According to Travelers

Sometimes the most effective lessons sting a bit. For Nadia Caffesse, that pain came in the form of a number of tiny needles lodged in her hands, forearms and chest. In September 2006, Mrs. Caffesse, now 45, and her family were driving through Big Bend National Park in Texas, where she found herself admiring the

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An architectural tour of the Georgian capital, Tbilisi

Tbilisi is a city of contradictions, where Soviet-era feats of concrete, Silk Road caravanserais and decadent European-style mansions sit cheek by jowl. Moulded by invaders for much of its history, Tbilisi’s skyline can be read like a book, each city block a catalogue of its trials and triumphs. This is a place where the ancient

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