We Make Money Not Art
- By Régine Debatty
- Roughly five posts per month
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Most recent posts
In his 2003 paper, Are We Living in a Computer Simulation?, philosopher Nick Bostrom suggested the possibility that, in the future, civilisations might be so technically advanced that they might fancy running “ancestor simulations” of …
I’m never not happy to visit the Venice Biennale. There are always a few works that make up for the overpriced food and the acrylic Michelangelo aprons sold by the Rialto. Wael Shawky’s Drama 1882 …
Symbiotic Sense(s), an exhibition currently on view at the National Library of Latvia in Riga as part of the RIXC Art Science festival (see my notes on the conference), presents the work of artists who …