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Posts Tagged: Daniel H. Pink

The Clockwork Job Thief

By Hannah Foster

March 19th, 2019

Ornamental yet functional, mobile yet fragile—do these aesthetic humanoids belong more to the realm of novelty or art?

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Tags: A Whole New Mind, AI, Art, artificial intelligence, automata, AutomataCon, automaton, Ave Rose, Barney Stone, Chris Fitch, Clockwork Game, Daniel H. Pink, Dawn Delikat, Disney, Dug North, Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, Hannah Foster, It’s a Small World, Jane Irwin, jean baudrillard, Jim Casey, John Gaughan, John Morgan, Léopold Lambert, Lindsey Pei, Maria Start, Marian van Dijk, Michael Start, Morris Museum, robots, Tom Haney, visual art, Wolfgang von Kempelen

Notable Portland: 4/5–4/11

By Olivia Olivia

April 5th, 2018

Literary events and readings in and around Portland this week!

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Tags: Aaron Simon, Amal Kassir, Barbara Lipska, Charles Frazier, Chuck Klosterman, Daniel H. Pink, David Abel, Ed Skoog, Elaine McArdle, Elena Passarello, Forrest Gander, Jill Kolongowski, Joe Wilkins, Josh Simmons, Leslie Jamison, Maggie Chula, Mark Mizrahi, Meg Wolitzer, Megan Levad, Michael Strelow, Mohsin Hamid, Notable Portland, Portland, rex sorgatz, Rodney Koeneke, Sandra Simonds, Zosia Wiatr

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