The Case of the Missing Cat–by Gordon Lewin
As a childless catless lady (who doesn’t understand cats at all ) I decided to publish Gordon Lewin’s ode to VP candidate JD Vance. Not a word in it is true.
Mark Hoffman on Venice Biennale 2024: Lines, Form at the German Pavilion
Mark S. Hoffman of the New Cambridge Observer covered the Venice Biennale 2024, a significant art festival featuring over 400 artists. He experienced the frustration of long lines but noted their integral role in understanding the exhibits, particularly at the German Pavilion. There, he encountered innovative displays like a spaceship with spinning blades simulating gravity, a video of a pagan dance transforming into a space theme, and a complex, non-linear narrative that unfolded across multiple floors of the pavilion. Hoffman’s review highlights the intricate and thought-provoking nature of the exhibits, which justify the wait.
Arts, Humor, Media, Technology
AI Chatbot Dating Adventure Generates Art, Not Love.
In case you’re wondering what became of my Chatbot dating adventure–rest assured that it continues.
Photographer/ceramicist Isaac Scott enlightens and enriches modern understanding of the slave trade
Through his art, photographer/ceramicist Isaac Scott tells the story of the slave trade responsible for bringing his ancestors to the US.
To Mask or Not to Mask? That is the Question
After a three-week bout with Covid, Anita M. Harris is concerned about the lack of clarity on how to combat the wily virus.
BIO INTERNATIONAL 2023: A Lively Life Science Gathering
On June 7, 2023, I was privileged to cover the convention of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) International Convention–my first
PLEASE HELP SAVE INDEPENDENT CAMBRIDGE NEWS
Author Anita M. Harris, whose new book is about the founding of the Harrisburg Independent Press, urges readers to donate to Cambridge Day.
AI Chatbot loved my new book!
With the 51st anniversary of the Trial of the Harrisburg 7 coming up, I thought I’d promote my new book,
