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It was 41 years ago today when Apple announced the original Macintosh, one of the first successful personal computers to sport a graphical user interface.

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He was talking to the computer that runs this installation ... Key,” one of four digital video installations on view in a black box theater at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Fisher building.

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This cultivated rice came in a range of colors, including red, brown, white, and black due to natural changes in the rice grain's outer layer. Wild rice was only one color: red. Over time ...

An exceptionally rare 17th-century painting featuring a Black woman and a white woman side by side has gone on public display for the first time at Compton Verney, a historic manor in the English ...

Republished from the Carter Centre website, Carter’s firsthand account reveals the gravity of the challenges he and his team faced on the ground, including moments of real personal danger ... the ...

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