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In a body of work that spans fine art and fashion photography, Cox has repurposed familiar imagery—the Pietà, “The Last ...

Later that day, the composer wrote to his sister Fanny, “To illustrate how strangely the Hebrides affected me, the following ...

An artificial voice has long been a dream of tinkerers and technologists. Now that A.I. can talk, though, we may forget who ...

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