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Anish Kapoor’s *Turning the World Upside Down*: Sculpture and Gravity – Explore Anish Kapoor’s Large, Concave, Mirrored Sculptures That Invert the Reflection of the Sky and Surroundings, Playing with Perception, Gravity, and Our Relationship with Space.

Anish Kapoor's Turning the World Upside Down: Sculpture and Gravity (A Lecture in Three Dimensions - Mostly Virtual) (Disclaimer: No actual world-turning will occur during this lecture. Please keep your…
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Disconnecting During Time Off.

Disconnecting During Time Off: A Survival Guide for the Modern Professional (and Their Sanity) (Lecture delivered by Professor Penelope Procrastination, PhD (Mostly Done), Chair of the Department of Digital Detoxification…
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Olafur Eliasson’s *The New York City Waterfalls*: Art in Public Space and Environmental Awareness – Explore Olafur Eliasson’s Large-Scale Installation of Artificial Waterfalls in New York City and How It Brought Attention to the City’s Waterfront and Environmental Issues Through Public Art.

Olafur Eliasson's The New York City Waterfalls: Art in Public Space and Environmental Awareness – A Cascading Conversation (Lecture Hall ambiance - imagine a slightly echoing room, maybe a projector…
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Marina Abramović’s *Rhythm 5*: Risk, Performance, and the Five-Pointed Star – Explore the Performance Where Marina Abramović Lay Down Inside a Burning Five-Pointed Star, Pushing Physical and Mental Boundaries and Exploring Ritual, Risk, and Symbolism.

Marina Abramović's Rhythm 5: Risk, Performance, and the Five-Pointed Star – A Fiery Lecture! 🔥 (Image: A striking image of Marina Abramović, potentially from a different performance, but conveying intensity…
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The Importance of Taking Vacation.

The Importance of Taking Vacation: A Lecture on Sanity Preservation (🎤 clears throat, adjusts glasses, sips lukewarm coffee) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Welcome, welcome! Today's lecture is on…
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Louise Bourgeois’s *Arch of Hysteria*: Form, Emotion, and the Body – Explore Louise Bourgeois’s Sculpture Depicting a Body Arched in a State of Hysteria and Unpack Her Exploration of Psychological States, Trauma, and the Body’s Expression of Emotional Pain.

Louise Bourgeois's Arch of Hysteria: Form, Emotion, and the Body – A Deep Dive into Arched Angst 🤸‍♀️ Welcome, art enthusiasts, psychology ponderers, and general lovers of the beautifully bizarre!…