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David Hockney, who died on Friday at age 88, was an artist enthralled by technological innovation.In interviews, Hockney would sometimes enthuse about how the 19th-century invention of the metal paint tube had transformed the art world by allowing painters to work easily outside. Throughout his career, he embraced the technological developments of his own times, making art with Polaroid cameras, fax machines, photocopiers, iPads, and iPhones.Hockney “always had this omnivorous desire to reach people in new ways,” said Mark Grimmer, the co-founder of 59 Studio, an arts company that worked with Hockney on a 2023 immersive show that blew up…

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Gasly committed two ‘offences’. The other drivers in addition to Russell were McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Gasly’s team-mate Franco Colapinto.Hamilton’s penalty did not affect his second place as Ferrari managed to serve it in a way that did not penalise him in terms of track position during a safety-car period.Piastri, who has been dropped to fifth by Gasly’s reinstatement, lost three places in serving his penalty.The verdict published by the stewards into the right of review hearing said that they had questioned the number of penalties for speeding when the third one occurred.The statement said: “Race control…

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When Guanajuato painter and sculptor Rocío Sánchez was ten years old, her convent school held a contest for students to represent the 1967 International Year of Peace. Sánchez chose to draw a portrait of Gandhi. “Although I had sketched before, drawing Gandhi was a new experience for me,” she said. “I was overwhelmed by the discovery that through creating a simple drawing I could express feelings so deeply.” Today, more than fifty years later, Sánchez still expresses emotions through her paintings and sculptures, which she has exhibited not only in many parts of Mexico but also in Paris, Florence, New…

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(Corrects U.S. crude closing price to $90.03, not $98.03, in paragraph 5) By Sinéad Carew and Tom Wilson NEW YORK/ LONDON, June 10 (Reuters) – MSCI’s global equities index fell 1.5% on Wednesday after economic data showed U.S. inflation was high but in line with expectations and oil prices rose as hopes for Middle East peace progress dwindled after Iran ‌and the United States exchanged strikes and threats. Oil prices extended gains after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened that the United States would attack Iran “very hard” if no peace deal is finalized. ‌Earlier, Trump wrote in a social media…

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Walt Disney streamer Disney+ and Dutch public broadcasting system NPO have unveiled a collaboration that will bring the Dutch adaptation of the unscripted strategy-driven reality series Wolven: het spel van list en bedro to the Netherlands. Internationally, the format is known as Werewolves. Set in a remote forest village, the show sees a group of strangers known as the Villagers compete to win a prize. Hidden amongst them are the Werewolves, a secret set plotting to eliminate players one by one and steal the prize. The format is part of Banijay Entertainment’s third-party portfolio. The company handles adaptations across its international production footprint, which includes the U.S., Australia and New Zealand, the…

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Stranger Than Heaven boss Masayoshi Yokoyama has defended using Tupac’s likeness in the upcoming action game. Last weekend, Snoop Dogg took to the stage of Summer Game Fest to announce that Stranger Than Heaven would feature a character that used Tupac’s likeness. “The Tupac estate and my son and myself, we work very closely together,” Snoop explained. “So it just made sense to put him in this game, because his likeness and his spirit still lives on. I just felt like it was so connected to what we’re doing.” Game developers RGG have said the character’s voice will be recreated…

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It’s been a particularly toasty start to the year on planet Earth — and it may be a sign of the kind of temperature extremes coming in the year ahead. So far this year, over 70 percent of the globe has experienced well above average temperatures. Of that area, 8 percent has seen record-breaking warmth, including parts of the western United States, Asia and the Arctic. Meanwhile, just about 1 percent of the planet has experienced well below average temperatures.

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Sheinbaum’s mañanera in 60 seconds ⚽ The Social World Cup for ordinary citizens: As Mexico kicked off its third FIFA World Cup hosting stint Thursday, the president brought up the Social World Cup program, noting that it had received little publicity with so much other activity taking place. Through the program, some 500 tickets were distributed exclusively to ordinary citizens — not public officials. 🍎 A shift in strategy in dealing with striking teachers: As protesting teachers caused roads around the city to be shut down and threatened to block the Zócalo World Cup Fan Fest themselves, Sheinbaum announced that her government will…

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