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Coverage of art in the Nexus archive.
- Florida shows how to adapt as coastal cities face growing threats from sea level rise and storms
Coastal cities face growing threats from sea level rise and storms due to climate change making cities around the world unlivable. Florida is demonstrating how to adapt to these challenges. As a solution, one city is utilizing both art and new infrastructure for adaptation efforts.
- Broward adds arts, technology programs as district prepares for more closures
Broward County Public Schools is expanding arts and technology programs, including 3D printing and virtual reality, as the district addresses declining enrollment and potential school closures. Superintendent Howard Hepburn confirmed the need for closures due to 50,000 vacant seats and budget constraints, while emphasizing efforts to prioritize student opportunities.
- Ashley Whitehead, Bite of Seattle shooting victim, ‘brought the light’
Ashley Whitehead, a 56-year-old cancer survivor and art lover, was killed in the Bite of Seattle shooting. She was remembered as a free-spirited individual and devoted mother to her two daughters.
- To lure students back to district, Broward elementary school to offer at least 3 ‘specials’
Broward County elementary schools will now offer at least three non-core classes like music, art, and physical education to attract students after enrollment declines. The district allocated $800,000 for this initiative and an additional $8 million for high schools to expand classes and balance class sizes.
- Sam Altman says people don’t really want an AI to act as CEO: ‘I think the world wants to know about the person’
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argues people prefer human accountability in leadership roles, stating they don't want an AI CEO. He highlights society's trust in human judgment and interactions, contrasting with AI capabilities in areas like art and novels. Altman acknowledges a shift in his views on AI's economic impact, noting humans still value human-made content and relationships.
- Boom in tech wealth is fueling record prices for dinosaur bones, art and watches, auction houses say
The boom in tech wealth is driving record prices for dinosaur bones, art, and watches, with major auction houses reporting nearly $10 billion in sales during the first half of the year.
- Childhood on hold: How Gaza’s children spend a summer without play
Gaza mothers describe a third consecutive wartime summer where children are burdened with adult responsibilities and deprived of play and art. The article highlights the ongoing impact of conflict on childhood experiences in the region.
- How hospitals are using the arts to help patients recover
Hospitals are increasingly using the arts to aid patient recovery, with some systems focusing on young patients. Studies explore the impact of art on health outcomes, and special correspondent Mike Cerre examined one approach for all ages as part of a health and arts series.
- 75th anniversary of India-Japan diplomatic ties to be celebrated with cricket, art, anime events in 2027
India and Japan will celebrate the 75th anniversary of their diplomatic ties in 2027 through events like cricket, art, and anime. The governments will designate 2027 as the 'India-Japan Year of Shared Horizons', as announced by India's Ministry of External Affairs.
- We found a $40 app that makes learning feel less like homework
Nibble is a $40 app that transforms spare moments into short lessons on AI, history, personal finance, art, and other subjects. It aims to make learning feel less like homework by offering quick, engaging educational content.
- Living with coyotes
Coyotes have expanded their range to every U.S. state except Hawaii and are now common in urban areas like Chicago. The article explores their historical and cultural significance, including roles in Native American stories, art, and modern urban ecosystems.