Multimedia artist Liu Jiayu on Art and Technology in the Age of the Anthropocene

Scientific Art: From Leonardo da Vinci to Olafur Eliasson

From Leonardo da Vinci’s detailed anatomical drawings to Salvador Dali’s surreal explorations of physics. Artists have often been

A Celebration of Botanical Beauty: Elizabeth Barlow's Hyperrealistic Flower Paintings

Elizabeth Barlow draws inspiration from the natural world, creating hyperrealistic flower paintings that remind us to pause and pay attention

Emilia Javorsky on Big Tech A.I. Monopolies and Why You Should Care

Emilia Javorsky, Director of the Futures Program at the Future of Life Institute (FLI), breaks down the dimensions of power concentration and explains how it could impact all our lives.

The Fediverse: Everything You Need to Know

Imagine logging into your social media account, and instead of ads flooding your feed, you'd see the actual posts of the actual people you follow in chronological order

The Long Now Foundation: Think on, and on, and on

“Are you sure you are really interested in the preservation of the human race, once you and all the people you know are no longer living?” asked Swiss writer and architect Max Frisch in his Diary 1966–1971. The founders of the Long Now Foundation would answer with a resounding “Yes”.