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Electric Objects Is Offering An Exclusive “Digital Print” From Ai Weiwei
In a fundraising campaign for the month of October, the innovative digital art platform experiments with ways to rarify digital art.
In 2014, Electric Objects emerged as one of the most exciting digital art platforms with its EO1, a framed screen that displays the most beautiful parts of the internet on your wall. Now the startup is working with Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and American technologist Jacob Applebaum to release a digital version of their collaborative work Panda To Panda exclusively for its customers during the month of October.
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This Hong Kong Hotel Is An Ode To Sweden’s Lake Tuve
International travelers get the best of both worlds.
Hotels are often designed to evoke a sense of place. Nashville’s Opryland hotel is as showy and hospitable as the country music capital, and the Plaza is every bit as glamorous and top-notch as New York likes to think it is. These places give visitors, who flew or drove from far-flung locations, a chance to sample the real essence of a city—exactly what they came for.
How The Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Turned Fox Sports’ Selfie Shaming Into A Selfless Act
The ASU chapter of Alpha Chi Omega turns selfie-shaming into a request for Fox Sports to donate to charity. Well played, sisters.
The Arizona State University chapter of Alpha Chi Omega recently incited an online riot during an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game Wednesday night when the camera caught the sorority squad taking selfies and texting during the game, which unleashed a ridiculous tirade from two sports announcers.