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POW! WOW! Hawaii 2012 - Robot Friends Mural - Ryuichi Ogino - Google Arts & Culture)
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X Degrees of Separation, Mario Klingemann
“ They say any two people in the world can be connected through friends of friends, just in a few steps. How about artworks? Using machine-learning techniques that analyze the visual features of artworks, X Degrees of Separationfinds pathways between any two artifacts, connecting the two through a chain of artworks. “
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Haenyeo
The Haenyeo are a group of all-women divers from the North Pacific Island of Jeju, a self-governing province of South Korea. The first record of the people of Jeju diving dates back to 434 A.D, when it was an exclusively male profession, and women divers aren’t mentioned in literature until the 17th century. For unclear reasons, by the 18th century it had become a female dominated industry, leading to the women of Jeju to become the primary bread-winner in many families. With the haenyeo contributing to a substantial amount of Jeju’s economy, a semi-matriarchal society has emerged.
You can find out more in the Haenyeo Community Google Arts and Culture project and in the SeaWomen project by the artist Mikhail Karikis.
The Tulip Folly - Jean-Léon Gérôme - Google Arts & Culture
In this scene, a nobleman guards an exceptional bloom as soldiers trample flowerbeds in a vain attempt to stabilize the tulip market by limiting the supply.
Sunlight and Shadow - Willard Leroy Metcalf — Google Arts & Culture
Mostantól Magyarország UNESCO Világörökségei is felfedezhetőek a Google Arts & Culture felületén
Mostantól Magyarország UNESCO Világörökségei is felfedezhetőek a Google Arts & Culture felületén
A Google Arts & Culture kezdeményezés azzal a céllal indult, hogy a kulturális intézmények és elismert művészek közreműködésével az online térben mindenki számára elérhetővé tegye a világ kulturális kincseit. Ennek köszönhetően a felhasználók lehetőséget kaptak arra, hogy új helyeket, látványosságokat vagy műalkotásokat fedezzenek fel és közelebbről is megismerjék a világ legfontosabb történelmi…
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(via The Marketplace at Pirna - Bernardo Bellotto - Google Arts & Culture)
