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When the Earth Gives Way | Francesca Billington

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By Francesca Billington Verified
| n+1 Magazine Verified
Scale model of Kiruna. Every morning between 1:15 and 1:45, the largest underground iron ore mine in the world, in Sweden's northernmost city, begins blasting. One way to locate your proximity to the Kiruna mine is by placing a full glass of water on your nightstand and setting an alarm. If you wake up and see ripples, you're near the damaged buildings, in "Old Kiruna." Some locals call this part of town the Wrong Side. Near the church or the hospital, the explosions can feel like tiny earthquakes.
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Looking at Art Will Never Be the Same Again

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By Francesca Billington Verified
| The Nation Verified
Books & the Arts / November 6, 2024 Looking at Art Will Never Be the Same Again A conversation with the art historian Claire Bishop about technology’s influence on museums and galleries, and her recent book Disordered Attention. Ad Policy A visitor takes a photo with her smartphone of Italian Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci’s “Madonna Litta”, at the Poldi Pezzoli museum in Milan, 2019.
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Looking at Art Will Never Be the Same Again

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By Francesca Billington Verified
| The Nation Verified
Books & the Arts / November 6, 2024 Looking at Art Will Never Be the Same Again A conversation with the art historian Claire Bishop about technology’s influence on museums and galleries, and her recent book Disordered Attention. Ad Policy A visitor takes a photo with her smartphone of Italian Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci’s “Madonna Litta”, at the Poldi Pezzoli museum in Milan, 2019.
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