“Something miraculous burns in music,” wrote the Ukrainian poet Anna Akhmatova in a poem in tribute to Shostakovich, who understood well the cost of annihilation; “as you watch, its edges crystallize.

Trends are like a tide: they come and go,” Richardson, whose eponymous gallery is celebrating its 30th anniversary this ...

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a tool—it is evolving into something far more complex, raising profound questions about its role in relation to ...

As public art gradually walks into People's Daily life, people also pay more and more attention to the cultural requirements of public space. Due to regional differences and obvious cultural ...

Marissa Dionne Mead, an architect known for designing inclusive, story-rich environments, explores how public art can foster ...

French philosopher Gilles Deleuze once argued art emerges from chaos. Now, his critique is finding new relevance in an ...

This study tackles the problem of fine-art image classification that suffers from both the softness of styles and the absence of labelled datasets. The state-of-the-art with CNNs leverages transfer ...

Spirituality and profound depth of African art are at the heart of his creative philosophy. Since he started practicing, he has had four solo shows, and part of group shows in Nigeria and the UK.

"People believe AI is sort of like a system that creates and conjures things magically with no input from users," he said.