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Robert Barry

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Public Relations Student, freelance motoring writer, lover of all things automotive.
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The Blockchain Fantasy is Dying

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SoundCloud’s recently announced acquisition of NFT music platform Nina Protocol sounds the death knell for the illusion of tech’s utopianism in the arts, says Robert Barry The NFT died today. Or yesterday maybe. I don’t know.
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Oliver Beer’s Music for Paintings

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The artist’s canvases record the shapes created by hundreds of notes like a musical score, but the closer you get, the less gestural they appear The first time I encountered Oliver Beer’s work, he was standing facing the corner of the room in an old boiler factory on the outskirts of Paris, singing. His voice was soft, but at points the sound would swell, ringing out sonorously.
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An AI Opera From the 70s, Revealed • VAN Magazine

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Fifty years ago, the American composer Maryanne Amacher set about the creation of a major new work: not a symphony or a string quartet, but a TV series. Originally titled “Sound Saga,” the piece, even at this early stage, was already remarkably—perhaps unprecedentedly—elaborate. The plot was based on Arthur C.
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