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Arts & Culture
A Luxembourg court has ruled that Jeff Dieschburg, the artist accused of copying Singaporean photographer Jingna Zhang’s work, committed plagiarism.
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Duke University is hosting an exhibition of Corky Lee’s photographs that document over 50 years of Asian American life and social justice movements.
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Donna Hayashi Smith, a member of the White House’s Office of the Curator for over two decades, has been appointed as the new curator.
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What your word choice reveals about your thoughts and emotions, or how to liespot your way through everyday email.
What the Founding Fathers have to do with remix culture and the centerpiece of consciousness.
What an early 20th-century Parisian dandy had to do with political theater and the rise of micro-nonfiction.
What events from half a millennium ago can teach us about the globalization debate today.
A brief history of jazz piano techniques from one of the most influential jazz musicians of all time.
Remix culture is a frequent fixation around here and a central premise of my beliefs about combinatorial creativity. But while intellectual, academic, and legal debates about the role of remix in creative culture certainly have their place, the best way to appreciate the art of remix is through a brilliant manifestation. Case in point: Cookie Monster sings Tom Waits’ “God’s Away on Business” in the best mashup I’ve seen in ages.
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