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19 Feb

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19 Feb

A look back at the beauty of McQueen’s surreal

A look back at the beauty of McQueen’s surreal
The hair and make-up on the runway is often very experimental. Creative freedom combines with eclectic visions from designers to bring together the ultimate fantasy. Runway Retrospectives is a column that explores some of the most legendary catwalk beauty looks of all time. WHO For Alexander McQueen’s Spring 1997 collection, the designer presented one of his most dramatic fantasies yet. Inspired by German artist Hans Bellmer, who rearranged toy dolls to create surreally strange works of art, McQueen sent models down the runway in low-cut pants, tight suiting elements and macabre shift dresses that were translucent, fringed and uniquely dyed. “The vision was when Jesus walks on water, but I sort of lost the plot a bit and went somewhere else,” McQueen...
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5 Feb

Meet Ai-Da, the world’s first AI artist, who is

Meet Ai-Da, the world’s first AI artist, who is
Ai-Da is the world’s first ultra-realistic artist robot powered by AI and named after Ada Lovelace, the first female computer programmer in the world. She is a humanoid with human facial features and a robotic body created by the Oxfordians, a group of cutting-edge art and technology experts.  Embedded with a groundbreaking  algorithm, she has taken the scientific and art world by surprise, now becoming an intense subject of conversation in over 900 publications worldwide. She has already collaborated with Tate Exchange and WIRED at the Barbican, Ars Electronica, and will be performing at the Louvre Abu-Dhabi later this year. Ai-Da’s creations are fragmented and splintered, her drawings are unsettling. Her drawing style is interpretive, influenced by early-20th century artists such as Max...
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