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WELCOME to the MUSEUMS pages of WORLD REVIEWS! The parabolic roofs of the Design Museum We have the following reviews in this section: MUSE0001/SOANE click here for: THE SIR JOHN SOANE'S MUSEUM Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0002/PEYNET click here for: LA JUSTICE DE DAUMIER A PLANTU : CENT CINQUANTE ANNEES DE JUSTICE EXHIBITION AT THE PEYNET MUSEUM IN ANTIBES Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0003/0216 click here for: e-LUMINATE FESTIVAL 2016 Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0004/0917 click here for: THE DESIGN MUSEUM Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0005/0117 click here for: FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM IN THE TWILIGHT Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0006/1118 click here for: STRAWBERRY HILL Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT MUSE0007/1023 click here for: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSEUM Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT ![]() In the Febuary sun ![]() Theo Tobiasse, La Colombe de la Paix (now a memorial) Where does art end and craft begin, where does craft end and AI begin? This is the old snobbish argument turned around - but necessarily so for our survival? There is no artist or artiste, craftsman or craftswoman in AI. All the creations here involved one or the other, even the model for the caryatids. The craftsman might turn his hand to serial production but the artist might try variations on the theme till the idea is exhausted. Then the artisan? What can AI really make? Not yet, really, the roller shutters. ![]() Dom Lequette, (through shop window glass) Nor cheese. |
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