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Third Corpse Flower Blooms in Australia in Three Months
A rare corpse flower bloomed in Canberra, Australia's National Botanic Gardens, for the first time in 15 years, following similar blooms in Sydney and Geelong within the last three months, defying typical flowering patterns due to differences in climates, fertilization, and management.
Third Corpse Flower Blooms in Australia in Three Months
A rare corpse flower bloomed in Canberra, Australia's National Botanic Gardens, for the first time in 15 years, following similar blooms in Sydney and Geelong within the last three months, defying typical flowering patterns due to differences in climates, fertilization, and management.
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4% Bias Score
Russia Revives Soviet-Era Music Contest, Intervision
President Vladimir Putin ordered the revival of the Soviet-era Intervision song contest in Moscow this year, contrasting with Eurovision's inclusive nature and representing Russia's effort to build alternative cultural alliances amid Western sanctions.
Russia Revives Soviet-Era Music Contest, Intervision
President Vladimir Putin ordered the revival of the Soviet-era Intervision song contest in Moscow this year, contrasting with Eurovision's inclusive nature and representing Russia's effort to build alternative cultural alliances amid Western sanctions.
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72% Bias Score
Demolition Planned for Historic Wolverhampton Art Building
The University of Wolverhampton plans to demolish its brutalist George Wallis School of Art building, despite a listing application from the Twentieth Century Society and protests from artists who cite its importance as the location of the 1982 First National Black Art Convention.
Demolition Planned for Historic Wolverhampton Art Building
The University of Wolverhampton plans to demolish its brutalist George Wallis School of Art building, despite a listing application from the Twentieth Century Society and protests from artists who cite its importance as the location of the 1982 First National Black Art Convention.
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56% Bias Score
Israeli Art Exhibition Funds Victims of October 7 Massacre
Bank Hapoalim's 25th annual Israeli Art Exhibition, opening February 15th in Tel Aviv, will raise funds for victims of the October 7 massacre, showcasing nearly 600 artworks and featuring a café supporting displaced residents.
Israeli Art Exhibition Funds Victims of October 7 Massacre
Bank Hapoalim's 25th annual Israeli Art Exhibition, opening February 15th in Tel Aviv, will raise funds for victims of the October 7 massacre, showcasing nearly 600 artworks and featuring a café supporting displaced residents.
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40% Bias Score
Andersen vs Stability": Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Challenges AI Art Training
Three American illustrators filed a lawsuit ("Andersen vs Stability") in 2023 against Stability AI, Midjourney, and others, alleging copyright infringement due to the unauthorized use of their artwork in AI training datasets like Laion-5B, which contains 5.85 billion images scraped from various onli...
Andersen vs Stability": Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Challenges AI Art Training
Three American illustrators filed a lawsuit ("Andersen vs Stability") in 2023 against Stability AI, Midjourney, and others, alleging copyright infringement due to the unauthorized use of their artwork in AI training datasets like Laion-5B, which contains 5.85 billion images scraped from various onli...
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56% Bias Score
Hannover's Delayed Restitution of Nazi-Looted Corinth Painting Fuels Controversy
The city of Hannover faces criticism for its handling of a claim by the Levy family for a Lovis Corinth painting, acquired in 1949 from a Nazi-affiliated art collector who obtained pieces from Jewish owners under duress; the city's delayed research publication and alternative interpretation of evide...
Hannover's Delayed Restitution of Nazi-Looted Corinth Painting Fuels Controversy
The city of Hannover faces criticism for its handling of a claim by the Levy family for a Lovis Corinth painting, acquired in 1949 from a Nazi-affiliated art collector who obtained pieces from Jewish owners under duress; the city's delayed research publication and alternative interpretation of evide...
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48% Bias Score
Stage Adaptation of "Pig-Heart Boy" Prioritizes Visuals Over Emotional Depth
Winsome Pinnock's stage adaptation of Malorie Blackman's 1997 novel "Pig-Heart Boy" uses creative set design and a comedic approach, but this sometimes overshadows the book's emotional depth, particularly in its treatment of animal rights and the media's role.
Stage Adaptation of "Pig-Heart Boy" Prioritizes Visuals Over Emotional Depth
Winsome Pinnock's stage adaptation of Malorie Blackman's 1997 novel "Pig-Heart Boy" uses creative set design and a comedic approach, but this sometimes overshadows the book's emotional depth, particularly in its treatment of animal rights and the media's role.
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40% Bias Score
Anora's Director Wins Top DGA Award, Boosts Oscar Chances
Sean Baker won the Directors Guild of America Award for Anora on Saturday in Los Angeles, increasing its likelihood of winning Best Director at the Oscars, following wins at the Critics Choice Awards and Producers Guild Awards.
Anora's Director Wins Top DGA Award, Boosts Oscar Chances
Sean Baker won the Directors Guild of America Award for Anora on Saturday in Los Angeles, increasing its likelihood of winning Best Director at the Oscars, following wins at the Critics Choice Awards and Producers Guild Awards.
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44% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor's Art and Journalism: A Legacy of Remembrance
Ernie Meyer, a Jerusalem Post journalist who escaped the Holocaust as a child, used art and journalism to document his experiences and the broader tragedy, leaving behind a legacy of remembrance and accountability in confronting historical atrocities; his artwork and journalism is showcased in Yad V...
Holocaust Survivor's Art and Journalism: A Legacy of Remembrance
Ernie Meyer, a Jerusalem Post journalist who escaped the Holocaust as a child, used art and journalism to document his experiences and the broader tragedy, leaving behind a legacy of remembrance and accountability in confronting historical atrocities; his artwork and journalism is showcased in Yad V...
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20% Bias Score
Anora" Sweeps Guild Awards, Bolsters Oscar Prospects
Sean Baker's "Anora," a film about a sex worker marrying a young Russian oligarch, won Best Film at the Critics Choice Awards and subsequently secured top honors at both the Directors Guild of America (DGA) and Producers Guild of America (PGA) awards on February 18th, significantly increasing its ch...
Anora" Sweeps Guild Awards, Bolsters Oscar Prospects
Sean Baker's "Anora," a film about a sex worker marrying a young Russian oligarch, won Best Film at the Critics Choice Awards and subsequently secured top honors at both the Directors Guild of America (DGA) and Producers Guild of America (PGA) awards on February 18th, significantly increasing its ch...
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48% Bias Score
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
French AI Summit Highlights Copyright Concerns
At a French AI summit, the head of SACD accused major tech companies of "pillaging" copyrighted works to train AI, sparking a debate on the conflict between Anglo-Saxon "fair use" and French copyright, leading to a national consultation on an ethical AI market.
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52% Bias Score
Trump to Reshape Kennedy Center Board
President Trump announced a plan to replace the Kennedy Center's board of trustees, including chairman David Rubenstein, citing a need for a 'Golden Age in Arts and Culture' and criticizing past programming; the Kennedy Center acknowledged the announcement but has yet to receive formal communication...
Trump to Reshape Kennedy Center Board
President Trump announced a plan to replace the Kennedy Center's board of trustees, including chairman David Rubenstein, citing a need for a 'Golden Age in Arts and Culture' and criticizing past programming; the Kennedy Center acknowledged the announcement but has yet to receive formal communication...
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64% Bias Score
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