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The Art of Leaving Things Unfinished
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Before we get into this week’s stories, a quick note: This will be the last edition of The Intersect for a while. I’m taking a step back for a summer break, with plans to return in mid-July or early August. I hope these next few weeks offer all of us a little more space to look up, look around, and recharge away from screens.
In this edition, you’ll find reflections on music’s disappearing act in the streaming age, digital distractions in travel, and the thin line between empathy and art when it comes to AI. There’s also a look at minimalist design choices, “ghost” furniture, and the connections between ancient Egyptian art and our galaxy. Museums are opening doors again, and the future of architecture takes the stage at the Biennale. Even as the newsletter takes a break, I hope these stories continue to prompt questions about what we value when art and technology cross paths.
00:00 Introduction to Intersect Newsletter Issue 55
00:48 The Ephemeral Nature of Music Streaming
02:26 Digital Play as a Travel Companion
03:53 AI Art and Ethical Dilemmas
05:22 Disaugmented Reality and Minimalist Design
06:48 Ghost Collection Furniture: Art vs. Function
07:51 Ambitious Architecture at the Venice Biennale
09:08 Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum Reopens
10:29 Ancient Egyptian Astronomy and Modern Connections
12:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Find the latest episode at https://theintersect.art/issues/55 , and sign up for the newsletter at The Intersect of Tech and Art website
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