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In the darkened hall of the Tbilisi Photography and Multimedia Museum, nine screens glimmer with images that breathe through ...

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Our brains are designed to misjudge reality. Evolution favors survival over truth, leading to predictable errors in perception, memory, and social understanding.

Levh-i Mahfuz,' sponsored by KUME Foundation, will be on view at Gallery 1, Somerset House, London until June 29 ...

Leave it to an innovative writer to ponder her divorce in two literary forms. Catherine Lacey does just that in her new book.