In February 2020, Patricia Anderson wrote to the Museum, offering to donate a set of objects and documents she had kept safe for 50 years. They were from her work as a young woman in Silicon Valley, where she worked as a “crystal puller”—an operator of manufacturing equipment for making the key materials for semiconductor electronics. For me, as a curator, the materials that she offered were certainly interesting but if truth be told I was far, far more interested in Anderson herself. Why?
The Peraltas — Oakland Public Library
The Peraltas — Fibel, Pearl Randolph
Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and…
An explosive memoir charting one woman’s career at the …
You searched for - Dorothea Lange Digital Archive | OMCA: Oakland Museum of CA
At Oakland Museum of California, our collection of California Art includes Dorothea Lange's personal archive, a gift from the artist that includes 40,000 negatives and more than 6,000 vintage prints, field notes, and personal memorabilia.
The Journal of Scientific Integrity
by Laura Luebbert and Lior Pachter Background (by LL) Four years ago, during the first year of my PhD at Caltech, I participated in a journal club organized by the lab I was rotating in. I was assi…
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The lady who does my nails said something I've been thinking about all weekend She said something along the lines of "Artists have so much power to move people
Escaping the Calculating Machine
Rhizome champions born-digital art and culture through commissions, exhibitions, scholarship, and digital preservation.
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A Generous Grift: Museums, Finance Capital, and the Clash of Cultural Workers and Collector-Trustees — The Lab
A Generous Grift: Museums, Finance Capital, and the Clash of Cultural Workers and Collector-Trustees
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Accumulation - Jennifer Gabrys - Becoming Planetary
e-flux announcements are emailed press releases for art exhibitions from all over the world.
Who Asked For This? - Cal Newport
Last week, Elizabeth Lopatto published an insightful article in The Verge. It boasted an intriguing title: “Silicon Valley has forgotten what normal people want.” “Within ... Read more
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How tiny experiments can set you free | Anne-Laure Le Cunff | TEDxNashville | Transcript
When Dr Anne-Laure Le Cunff was told she might die, her first instinct was to check her calendar. In this talk, she reveals how our desperate need for control keeps us stuck and how tiny experiments can set us free. Dr Anne-Laure Le Cunff is a neuroscientist, author, and entrepreneur who studies curiosity – both in the lab and in life. Her research at King’s College London explores how our brains seek, learn, and adapt, spanning areas from ADHD to AI and mental health. She founded Ness Labs, a science-based learning platform helping people live more experimental lives. Her bestselling book Tiny Experiments offers a practical guide to transforming uncertainty into curiosity, creativity, and self-discovery. Through her research and writing, she bridges science and everyday life, showing how curiosity can help us loosen control, embrace change, and uncover who we truly are.
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