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Roy Lichtenstein’s *Whaam!*: Comics as High Art? Explore the Large-Scale Painting Based on a Comic Book Panel, Using Benday Dots and Bold Lines, and Understand Lichtenstein’s Exploration of Popular Culture, War, and the Boundaries Between High and Low Art in the Pop Art Movement.

Roy Lichtenstein's Whaam!: Comics as High Art? (A Lecture in Pop Art Dissection - Bring Your 3D Glasses!) Welcome, art enthusiasts, culture vultures, and anyone who's ever flipped through a…
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Grace Hopper: Pioneering Computer Scientist and Admiral – Explore the Incredible Career of the Mathematician and Computer Scientist Whose Work on Early Programming Languages and Compilers Revolutionized Computing and Paved the Way for Modern Software Development.

Grace Hopper: Pioneering Computer Scientist and Admiral – A Wild Ride Through Computing History! 🚀 (Lecture Style with Vivid Language, Humor, and Visuals) (Image: A fun, slightly cartoonish portrait of…
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Alan Turing: The Codebreaker Who Laid the Foundation for Computing – Explore the Brilliant Mind of the Mathematician and Computer Scientist Whose Work During World War II Helped Break the Enigma Code and Whose Theoretical Work Was Fundamental to the Development of Modern Computers.

Alan Turing: The Codebreaker Who Laid the Foundation for Computing - A Lecture (Lecture Hall: Projected image of a slightly disheveled Alan Turing, eyes twinkling with mischief. A faint smell…
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Andy Warhol’s *Campbell’s Soup Cans*: Pop Art and Consumer Culture – Examine the Iconic Series of Silk-Screen Prints Depicting Everyday Soup Cans and Explore Warhol’s Critique and Celebration of Mass Production, Consumerism, and Celebrity Culture in the Birth of Pop Art.

Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans: Pop Art and Consumer Culture - A Delicious Dive 🥫 (Lecture Hall Doors Burst Open. A projector whirs to life, displaying a vibrant image of…
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Travel Apps That Save You Time and Money.

Travel Apps That Save You Time and Money: Your Digital Passport to Savings & Sanity ✈️💰 (Welcome, globetrotters, budget backpackers, and luxurious loungers! Grab a virtual seat, buckle your proverbial…
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Willem de Kooning’s *Woman I*: Abstraction and the Figure – Explore the Controversial Painting That Blended Abstract Expressionism with the Figure, Reflecting De Kooning’s Energetic Brushwork and His Complex and Often Troubled Relationship with Depicting the Female Form.

Willem de Kooning's Woman I: Abstraction and the Figure – A Tormented Tango (Lecture Hall fills with a motley crew of art enthusiasts. Prof. Arty McArtface, sporting a ridiculously oversized…
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Alexander Graham Bell: Inventing Communication – Explore the Life and Innovations of the Inventor Whose Invention of the Telephone Revolutionized Communication, Connecting People Across Distances and Forever Changing How We Interact.

Alexander Graham Bell: Inventing Communication – A Whistle-Stop Tour of a Whistle-Blowing Invention! 📞📢💡 (Professor [Your Name], Ph.D. - Purveyor of Peculiar Historical Perspectives and Lover of Loud Noises) (Lecture…
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Mark Rothko’s *No. 14, 1960 (Blue, Dark Blue, Green on Blue)*: Color Field and Emotional Resonance – Immerse Yourself in the Large Scale and Layered Colors of Rothko’s Abstract Painting and Explore His Goal of Evoking Profound Emotional and Spiritual Responses in the Viewer Through Pure Color and Form.

Mark Rothko's No. 14, 1960 (Blue, Dark Blue, Green on Blue): Color Field and Emotional Resonance (A Lecture for Aspiring Art Appreciators and Existential Dabblers) (Opening Slide: A giant image…