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Fifteen artists explore AI, generative tech, and surveillance capitalism in a Westchester gallery show opening October.
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Fifteen artists explore AI, generative tech, and surveillance capitalism in a Westchester gallery show opening October.
Patrick R. Crowley’s Solid Pictures opens in Palo Alto, linking François Willème’s 1859 process to modern scanning.
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