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We should bring back shipping characters from different pierces of media and I think we should start with these two

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Tomas Marusiak AKA marussiac used in your art completely new technology of digital recognition of emotions of a human face. This technology is for use in visual arts - fresh news. Facial expressions are one of the progressive visual methods to examine the response to stimuli visually or artwork. Marussiac says that it is like a truth detector or polygraph of visual art crimes. The theme of his new art work created in 2017, focuses on detecting potential sympathizers of fascism in Europe, specifically in the Slovak Republic. He showed that 1,025 volunteers videos that deny the Holocaust and studied their reactions via web cameras. Marussiac invited 1,025 volunteers and showed them movies denying the Holocaust and studied their reactions via web cameras. Among them are very many doctors, preachers as well as judges. Marussiac warns against the threat of extremism which can be tackled by visual art and technology.

Adam Szentpétery (born 24 February 1956) is a Slovakian artist of Hungarian origin and the department Head/Professor of the Studio of Contemporary Image at the Faculty of Arts at the Technical University of Košice, Slovakia. He is known primarily for his abstract painting with strong geometrically organised canvases in a highly original manner with a very intense but at the same time refined colorism

Marc Jacobs and architect Peter Marino discuss their art collections as part of the Tate Modern's John Edwards Lecture Series, and Jacobs opens up about his Louis Vuitton successor, Nicolas Ghesquière

Inspired by Peter Jakubik’s 2010 creation the ‘Blackboard Cabinet,’ Jakubik designed cabinet so that it can draw on its surface (surface of the cabinet is designed as a blackboard). Peter Jakubik wants you to have fun with this appealing cabinet storage.