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Xbox Insider Release Notes – Xbox App [2404.1001.21.0]
Hey Xbox Insiders! We are releasing a new Xbox App and Game Bar app for Windows builds to Xbox Insiders who are enrolled in the [Read More…]
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Review: ‘The Art of the Literary Poster’ exposes the history behind the evolution of creative marketing
Centered in luscious vines, an ancient half-man, half-goat Greek god cups the face of a mystical woman. Mesmerized, they stare into each other’s eyes in [Read More…]
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Review: ‘Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys’ is a celebration of diversity
Followed by American singer-songwriter Marvin Gaye’s music, visitors will come upon musical instruments owned by couple Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, such as a piano [Read More…]
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Innovative Action Strategy Top-Down Shooter Die Again Launches April 11
A game where dying can be your best ally; Heart-pounding narrative in a war-torn landscape. Innovative top-down shooter with an extensive weapons array. Die Again [Read More…]
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Elinor Kry discusses visual artistry in a visual world
Elinor Kry received her first camera in fifth grade, a gray Sony digital picked out by her dad from a Black Friday sale. She took [Read More…]
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Review: The 2024 Whitney Biennial poignantly portrays life in the modern world
From a piano playing itself in a dark room to pastel buoys suspended over a pile of rope and lobster traps, the 81st Whitney Biennial: [Read More…]
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‘Magali Lara: Interior Landscapes’ exhibits the work of one of Mexico’s most prolific female artists
In a windowless lecture hall, a solitary canvas painted with shades of yellows, pungent blues and deep reds draws the gaze of visitors. Mexican artist [Read More…]
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Review: ‘Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines’ celebrates the bold and beautiful
Yellow-tinted glass doors welcome visitors to the “Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines” exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. Inside, glass cases enclose hundreds of [Read More…]
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Review: ‘Harold Cohen: AARON’ proves that art needs a human touch
Before online AI art generators like DALL·E or Midjourney, there was AARON, a software developed by British painter-engineer Harold Cohen. The “Harold Cohen: AARON” art [Read More…]
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Review: ‘Herstory’ is the perfect exhibition to see this Women’s History Month
Throughout history, a woman’s place in society has often been tethered to men. With the prerogative of redirecting this pattern, the “Herstory” exhibition at the [Read More…]
