Emilija Škarnulytė’s Future Archeology Dazzles at Tate St Ives

Emilija Škarnulytė’s Future Archeology Dazzles at Tate St Ives

Emilija Škarnulytė, Æqualia, 2023. Courtesy of the artist. Commissioned by Canal Projects and the 14th Gwangju Biennale Waves are lapping everywhere you look. Outside, the Atlantic Ocean stretches in front of Tate St Ives over an overcast sandy beach. Inside, multi-channel films of life-giving oceans and rivers are arranged in the gallery’s temple-like space. Emilija…

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Don’t Miss: Bagus Pandega’s Living Laboratory of Extraction

Don’t Miss: Bagus Pandega’s Living Laboratory of Extraction

Installation view: “Bagus Pandega: Daya Benda” at the Swiss Institute in New York City. Photo: Daniel Pérez Known for large-scale, technology-driven installations that combine everyday objects, electronics, sound and elements of the natural world, Indonesian artist Bagus Pandega explores the parallels between the mechanics of organic life and human technology. His practice centers on experimenting…

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Ending Healthcare’s A.I. Arms Race Before It Breaks the System

Ending Healthcare’s A.I. Arms Race Before It Breaks the System

Automated coding was meant to reduce burnout and friction, but without shared standards, it’s fueling conflict instead. Unsplash+ The United States is facing a healthcare crisis that extends far beyond rising costs. Physician burnout is accelerating, access to care is eroding, particularly in primary care and rural or underserved communities, and administrative burden continues to…

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