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The New Season: Fall 2026 – The art of Keith Haring

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Interlocking silhouettes and bold lines shape Keith Haring's signature style. In his own words: "It was made for lots of people. You don't have to know anything about art to appreciate it."

"I would describe his work as graphic, as fun, as direct, as appealing," said Austen Bailly, a curator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. "Most people probably know him through T-shirts or posters or watches. I don't think they understand the fullness of his artistic practice and his artistic vision."

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Will artificial intelligence really kill us all?

It's one of the oldest plots in science fiction: Humans losing control to computers. But this summer, the old trope of AI going rogue left the realm of science fiction, and it happened inside an unmarked San Francisco building -- the headquarters of AI giant OpenAI . The incident has been dominating the news. You may even have heard the phrase "human extinction." Maybe you've tried out ChatGPT or Claude . AIs like these can generate writing, music, video or art. But the big AI companies are racing to make AI much more powerful – super-intelligent, in fact. And in May, something went very wrong.

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UK police arrest 5 men under terrorism, explosives acts close to US air base

LONDON -- British police announced on Sunday morning that five people were arrested "on suspicion of offenses under the explosives act" close to a major air base hosting U.S. forces in the southwest of England. "A number of properties are currently being evacuated in the Whelford area following the declaration of a major incident," Gloucestershire Police said in a statement. "It follows the arrest of several men on suspicion of offenses under the explosives act."