August 10, 2024
European Fine art

How artificial intelligence is revolutionising healthcare

When Swedish chemist and engineer Alfred Nobel invented dynamite, he had mine exploration and the demolition of buildings in mind, all while making the handling of explosives safer. But as we know, his discoveries were also used for warfare. The fear of replicating a similar scenario is something many associate with the rise of artificial

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buying jewellery at auction can save money – The Irish Times

As well as the opportunity to acquire rare and beautiful finds, jewellery auctions can be a highly cost-effective way to purchase a bit of bling, depending on the condition of the item. Unless an item is a rare, coveted collector’s piece that will rise in value, most jewellery at auction has a value of half,

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AWARDS OF THE 20TH ANIMATEKA

JURY GRAND PRIX Awarded for films in the Main Competition. A monetary award in the amount of €1,000. Award goes to: Misaligned (2022) Marta Magnuska, Animoon/Atom Art Justification: This film uses the space of the flat white screen freely. It tells the story with a clever use of metaphor, and expressive and efficient drawings that

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Beautiful high street less than 1 hour from London and full of independent shops named third best in UK

Most high streets these days are a depressing row of grey chains and a stark vision of cities and towns in decline. With empty retail units and graffiti scrawled over walls and buildings, it’s rare to find a high street that is still a hot shopping destination. But these mythical high streets are out there

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Ahsan Manzil without the dome?

Published on 05:00 PM, December 03, 2023 M H Haider Illustration: Ashif Ahmed Rudro;Photo: Ehsanul Siddiq Aranya /Wikimedia Commons “> Illustration: Ashif Ahmed Rudro;Photo: Ehsanul Siddiq Aranya /Wikimedia Commons Ahsan Manzil — the residence of the Nawab family — was completed in 1872 but who knew at that time that a dome would later adorn

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Are Amazon Packages Disrupting Mail Services in Some Small Towns?

100 miles south of the Canadian border, the tiny town of Bemidji, Minnesota “has been bombarded by a sudden onslaught of Amazon packages” since early November, reports the Washington Post, “and local postal workers say they have been ordered to deliver those packages first.” A spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service tells the Post that’s

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What became of Kate’s mates who walked the catwalk at the fashion show that wowed William and set a royal love story in motion? Meet the models who DIDN’T become princesses

Short in length, long on symbolism, it was the £30 see-through dress that may have changed history. Netflix drama The Crown has recreated the moment Kate Middleton sashayed down the catwalk at a St Andrews University charity fashion show on March 27, 2002 – causing Prince William watching from a £200 front-row seat to remark: ‘Wow!

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Chatting with comic book artist Arnold Arre

Today, we are featuring comic book artist, writer, self-taught animator and short filmmaker Arnold Arre. Arnold took up Visual Communications at the UP College of Fine Arts and graduated in 1994. Multi-disciplinary artist Arnold Arre He won the National Book Awards for his graphic novels “The Mythology Class” (1999), the first to win in the

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Friends, artists remember renowned Navajo artist Baje Whitethorne Sr. | Local News

Flagstaff artist Shonto Begay was in high school, and running with friends through the Navajo Tribal Fair in Tuba City, when something stopped him in his tracks. “It was a windy night, it was kind of dusty and it was nighttime at the Navajo Tribal Fair in Tuba City. The great Western Navajo Fair. I

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Important collection of Jewish items gets new home in Houston

The Montefiore Mainz Mahzor, an illuminated manuscript from Germany dated to around 1310 AD. MFAH The Albert and Ethel Herzstein Gallery for Judaica officially opens to the public on Dec. 3. The small gallery, located near the main lobby of the museum’s Caroline Wiess Law Building, currently contains about 30 items in a collection that

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