Human action recognition (HAR), deeply rooted in computer vision, video surveillance, automated observation, and human-computer interaction (HCI), enables precise identification of human actions.

Archaeologists in Jordan have uncovered over 100 flint figurines from 7500 B.C. that may radically reshape how we think about the dawn of human art. These aren’t just relics — they’re echoes of a ...

“I Become a Human When I Consume Art”: A Conversation with Choreographer Felipe Escalante His Tabula Rasa Dance Theater returns to El Museo del Barrio with a powerful program exploring the ...

We ask The Art Newspaper's art market editor about the mood in Basel, discuss the Dutch museum tackling the difficult topic of human remains, and speak to Jo Applin, the co-curator of the ...

“Art Basel in Basel is the only art fair I like to go to. I like Basel as a city—everything is kind of on a human scale.” Bonami is in Basel to curate Gagosian’s stand.

The overarching concept for all the art pieces along the road was 'he aho tangata' - 'the human threads that bind us.' On the Palmerston North end of the new highway stands one of Warbrick's ...

Sarah Newman is an archaeologist and assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Chicago. Her research explores long-term human-environment interactions, including questions of waste and ...

AI art can't match human creativity, yet — researchers Fred Schwaller 06/11/2025 Generative AI models are bad at representing things that require human senses, like smell and touch.

The study suggests that AI's poor ability to represent sensory concepts like flowers might also explain why they lack human-style creativity. "AI doesn't have rich sensory experiences, which is why AI ...

Janhvi Kapoor is no stranger to making bold fashion choices, and her latest appearance in a sculptural red mini dress from Balmain’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection proves once again that she’s ...