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A New Exhibition In Delhi Tracks The Documentation Of Indian Art
Moving Archives examines how artistic processes are recorded, preserved, and interpreted across different mediums
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Viral Video Shows Delightful Art Of Making Japanese Mochi, Internet Is Impressed
The softened dough is then filled with an array of sweet surprises, from classic red bean paste and white bean paste to modern twists like ice cream, custard, fresh strawberries, and even cookie dough.
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Google's Circle to Search Now Lets You Check History of Songs You’ve Searched for in the Past
Earlier this year, Google added a new capability to its app on iOS which lets you check the history of the songs searched for in the past. The feature is now rolling out for Android devices too. It is said to be an extension of the Song Search feature which leverages Android’s Circle to Search — Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) visual lo...
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Viral Video Shows How Yummy "Ogura Toast" Is Made In Japan, Leaves Foodies Drooling
A video making the rounds on Instagram shows viewers the art of making sweet red bean and salted butter toast in Osaka, also known as ogura toast.
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Opinion | Trump Just Gave The World A Wartime Demo Of The 'Art Of The Deal'
Trump has demonstrated in the past two weeks that he will court anyone willing to give him a deal, even arch rivals and a designated terrorist who spent five years in a US-run jail.
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Viral Now: AI Video Shows Noodle Figures Doing Kathak, Wins Hearts Online
In the past, a reel of spaghetti 'dancing' had gone viral. More recently, an AI video featuring noodles engaged in an Indian dance form has fascinated users.
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Google Launches "India Ki Udaan" Project To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
Google launched the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture to celebrate the achievements of the country and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
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BioShock Creator Ken Levine’s Next Game Stuck in Development Hell for Past 8 Years
Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock — a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art” — took about five years, as did a followup, which came out in 2013.
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"Secret Masterpiece" By French Artist Sold For 1.44 Million Dollars In Paris
A monumental sculpture by the late French artist Claude Lalanne that sat on the grounds of a school for decades unknown to art lovers has fetched 1.24 million euros ($1.44 million) at auction, blowing past estimates.
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Afghan Artists Bury Artwork, Books Fearing Taliban Crackdown: Report
Driven by the past memories of the Taliban, Afghan artists have been finding difficulties in practising their art as the outfit oppose the idea of westernisation in the strife-torn country.
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A New Exhibition In Delhi Tracks The Documentation Of Indian Art
Moving Archives examines how artistic processes are recorded, preserved, and interpreted across different mediums
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Viral Video Shows Delightful Art Of Making Japanese Mochi, Internet Is Impressed
The softened dough is then filled with an array of sweet surprises, from classic red bean paste and white bean paste to modern twists like ice cream, custard, fresh strawberries, and even cookie dough.
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Google's Circle to Search Now Lets You Check History of Songs You’ve Searched for in the Past
Earlier this year, Google added a new capability to its app on iOS which lets you check the history of the songs searched for in the past. The feature is now rolling out for Android devices too. It is said to be an extension of the Song Search feature which leverages Android’s Circle to Search — Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) visual lo...
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Viral Video Shows How Yummy "Ogura Toast" Is Made In Japan, Leaves Foodies Drooling
A video making the rounds on Instagram shows viewers the art of making sweet red bean and salted butter toast in Osaka, also known as ogura toast.
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Opinion | Trump Just Gave The World A Wartime Demo Of The 'Art Of The Deal'
Trump has demonstrated in the past two weeks that he will court anyone willing to give him a deal, even arch rivals and a designated terrorist who spent five years in a US-run jail.
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Viral Now: AI Video Shows Noodle Figures Doing Kathak, Wins Hearts Online
In the past, a reel of spaghetti 'dancing' had gone viral. More recently, an AI video featuring noodles engaged in an Indian dance form has fascinated users.
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Google Launches "India Ki Udaan" Project To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
Google launched the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture to celebrate the achievements of the country and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
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BioShock Creator Ken Levine’s Next Game Stuck in Development Hell for Past 8 Years
Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock — a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art” — took about five years, as did a followup, which came out in 2013.
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"Secret Masterpiece" By French Artist Sold For 1.44 Million Dollars In Paris
A monumental sculpture by the late French artist Claude Lalanne that sat on the grounds of a school for decades unknown to art lovers has fetched 1.24 million euros ($1.44 million) at auction, blowing past estimates.
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Afghan Artists Bury Artwork, Books Fearing Taliban Crackdown: Report
Driven by the past memories of the Taliban, Afghan artists have been finding difficulties in practising their art as the outfit oppose the idea of westernisation in the strife-torn country.
