Bushwick emerges as a thriving arts hub in New York
Brooklyn’s Bushwick transforms from a crime scarred, affordable zone into an arts mecca with music, dance, sculpture and theater. Artists repurpose defunct warehouses fueling private studios, underground parties, and high profile exhibitions reaching Carnegie Hall and the Dubai Bur Khalifa with works by Kevork Mourad and collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma and Stephane Wrembel.
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Internet archivist seeks to save a copy of every book
Richm ond California based Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle expands from web pages to physical books. He aims to build a bunker with climate controlled storage to preserve one copy of every published book, targeting 10 million titles and storing thousands per container.
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