Prompts for writers in Lucy Ives’s new book begin concretely: “Write a description of your bed after you have slept in it,” but bring participants into more abstract spaces: “Turn towards the now-invisible place from whence you came. Wave slowly.” newyorkermag.visitlink.me/uCvDib

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This lady has an interesting take on biological molecules as art. See her virus doilies: www.laurasplan.com/projects/doi...

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Had a great conversation with @danielleezzo.bsky.social about my work and how it has shifted over the last few years - take a look!

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“One Battle After Another” is probably going to win Best Picture. It also should, @justincchang.bsky.social believes. See what else he thinks will—and should—win Oscars. www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...

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This is the destination of every company that tries to replace creative human workers with AI slop. futurism.com/artificial-i...

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