Google Tests Virtual Reality Barista Training With Mixed Results
Google’s Daydream Labs recently conducted experiments to see if people could be trained to complete tasks like pulling a shotContinue Reading
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Six Months of Open Access at the Met
This week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates six months of its Open Access Initiative. The Met’s open access projectContinue Reading
Hachette Book Group Brings Editors on a Bookstore Road Trip
As reported in Publisher’s Weekly, Hachette Book Group v-p for field sales and account marketing Karen Torres brought editors intoContinue Reading
Nominations for Australian Art Awards Open Now
On Friday, The Australia Council for the Arts opened nominations for two of the country’s most prestigious art awards: theContinue Reading
Michelle Elligott Is MoMA’s New Chief of Archives, Library, and Research Collections
Yesterday, the Museum of Modern Art announced the appointment of Michelle Elligott as the museum’s new Chief of Archives, Library,Continue Reading
Wales’s Oldest University College to be Restored
Over £10 million of the UK’s National Lottery money will be used to redevelop Wales’s oldest university college, Aberystwyth University’sContinue Reading
International Surrealism Exhibit Coming This Fall
This September, an international exhibit of surrealist art will tour Portugal’s palaces, monuments, and art spaces and will pay aContinue Reading
Simon & Schuster Launches Into Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror With Skybound
Earlier this week, Simon & Schuster’s Atria division officially launched Skybound, a new publishing imprint that will put more sci-fi,Continue Reading
Is Coffee Shop Culture Suffering a “Slow Death”?
As the largest global coffee chain, Starbucks has built a reputation for treating its employees—called “partners”—with respect, but baristas haveContinue Reading
Mostly Mozart at Lincoln Center
From July 25 to August 19, the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center will fill the NYC summer with classicalContinue Reading
