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Two Free Events to Check out This Weekend at Capture
Exhibition Tour | Embodied Conversations: The Lillian and Billy Mauer Collection with Gonzalo Reyes Rodriguez April 12, 20261:00—2:00pm Griffin Art Projects1174 Welch Street, North VancouverAdmission is FREE, no registration required. Join Vancouver-based photographer and film/video artist Gonzalo Reyes Rodriguez for a special tour of Embodied Conversations: The Lillian and Billy Mauer Collection. The Mauer collection, read more
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SheBuilds goes global as Lovable offers free AI app-building access on International Women’s Day
On 8th March (International Women’s Day), Lovable is making its platform completely free globally for 24 hours to celebrate SheBuilds, Lovable’s program spotlighting women building software across the world. SheBuilds shows what’s possible when building software is accessible to anyone with an idea. This year, it is becoming a global build day that anyone can read more
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Belarus Free Theatre to Present Venice Biennial Collateral Exhibition on Art Under Authoritarianism and Censorship
The Belarus Free Theatre, an underground theater group in exile since 2020, announced Wednesday that it will stage the exhibition “Official. Unofficial. Belarus.” as an official collateral event of the 61st Venice Biennale. The show, to be staged at the more than 1,000-year-old La Chiesa di San Giovanni Evangelista di Venezia, will open May 9, read more
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Noteless gains €3.5M to free doctors from administrative burden
Oslo-based Noteless, an AI company focused on improving how doctors document patient consultations, has raised €3.5 million in new seed funding. The round was led by Redstone, joining as a new investor, alongside Futurum Ventures and Farvatn Venture, who continue their support. Medical documentation has long been a challenge for clinicians, taking up hours that read more
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Free Form: The Art and Adventures of Erik Parker – Hi-Fructose Magazine
I like to back off and let a painting breathe, rather than make a move for the sake of making a move.” CS: Is that a typical way for you to work? EP: I think so. I’m an additive kind of artist. I keep adding, I don’t really subtract. If I’m going to put something read more
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