When Seeing Isn’t Believing: Why Photography Needs Community More Than Ever

When Seeing Isn’t Believing: Why Photography Needs Community More Than Ever

Madeleine Hordinski, Midwestern Magic, 2024. Archival pigment print, 40 x 60 inches. Courtesy of the artist With daily life increasingly being experienced through digital mediation—be it a screen in our pocket, at our desk, or in public spaces—staying connected to primary and site-specific encounters has taken on added significance. The trend for so long has…

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The Visionary Behind LongServing Technology: How Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang Built a Multi-Domain Empire of Innovation Spanning Cybersecurity, Biotechnology, Quantum Computing, Luxury Design, and Fine Art — and Why His Greatest Work May Still Be Ahead

The Visionary Behind LongServing Technology: How Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang Built a Multi-Domain Empire of Innovation Spanning Cybersecurity, Biotechnology, Quantum Computing, Luxury Design, and Fine Art — and Why His Greatest Work May Still Be Ahead

Most innovators spend a career mastering a single domain. The truly exceptional ones occasionally bridge two. Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang has built his life and his company, LongServing Technology, across five. From cybersecurity patents adopted by the United States Department of Homeland Security, to laboratory-grown Imperial Green jadeite that defied decades of failed attempts, to a…

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An Art Lover’s Guide to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (and Its Expansion)

An Art Lover’s Guide to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (and Its Expansion)

Spanning 114,000 square feet, the new expansion increases the museum’s total size to 314,000-square-feet, with new spaces for hands-on learning and relaxation. © Tim Hursley Bentonville, Arkansas, might not a destination that’s top of mind when it comes to art, but over the years, with its excellent programming featuring some of the most renowned artists…

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