How Biometric Software is Changing How We Understand Architecture—and Ourselves

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These powerful tools can help designers see the subliminal.

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Health, Technology, Art, and Design Intersect at UC Davis Graduate Showcase

On view at the Manetti Shrem Museum through June 20, the multidisciplinary exhibition features projects by 20 arts graduate students.

Manetti Shrem MuseumJun 10, 2026

Aeon

Don’t touch the art

Yoko Ono’s painting invites us to step on it, challenging both galleries and audiences. Why is touch transgressive?- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon

Aeon VideoJun 11, 2026

Hyperallergic

Painting “Intentionally” Defaced at Museum of African American Culture

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Isa FarfanJun 11, 2026

Artforum

“The Art of the Game” Brings Work by 23 Artists To New York and New Jersey for the World Cup

A new public art project is set to liven up the streets of New York City’s five boroughs as well as nearby parts of New Jersey with soccer ball-themed sculptures created in honor of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The project, titled “The Art of the Game,” was conceived by New Jersey-based arts accessibility initiative […]

Theo BelciJun 12, 2026

Nautilus

Looking for Signs of Intelligence in Chatbots

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Kristen FrenchJun 10, 2026

The Conversation

Pieter Obels and Feng Xiao-Min: a compelling exploration of nature through steel and paint

The two artists have very different, yet curiously complimentary, responses to nature.

Pippa Catterall, Professor of History and Policy, University of WestminsterJun 12, 2026