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Adam Eli Werner

New York
As seen in: Cultured Magazine, Newsweek Europe, Teen Vogue, Dazed Magazine, Out Magazine, The Advocate Magazine, Them, Kirkus Reviews, Hey Alma, AudioFile Magazine
Community organizer and author. My first book The New Queer Conscience is out now from Penguin Teen! He / They - IG @adameli
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‘It’s Beautiful to Be Deviant’: Tourmaline’s Tribute to Queer History Shines at the Whitney Biennial

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By Adam Eli Werner
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All photography of Tourmaline by Hunter Abrams. Upon entering the Whitney Biennial, you come face to face with a mammoth white flower printed on a black wall. The flower's circular middle, the pistil, has been carved out, creating a round door where viewers are invited to sit and watch Pollinator, 2022, an award-winning film by the New York-based artist Tourmaline.
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LADY SUNFLOWER | Kirkus Reviews

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By Adam Eli Werner, Wes Moore
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Though awkward, this adaptation still makes for a hopeful and inspiring story. This story, an adaptation for young people of the adult memoir The Other Wes Moore (2008), explores the lives of two young African-American men who share the same name and grew up impoverished on the same inner-city streets but wound up taking completely different paths. Author Moore grew up with a devoted mother and extended family.
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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By John ALLEN, Adam Eli Werner, Hannah Testa, Ashley Lukashevsky
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Superficial but of some use for background reading and (ideally original) school reports. A quick overview of the current state and uses of machine intelligence. Despite Allen’s backloading this brief work with endnotes and outsized resource lists, he doesn’t delve very deeply into his subject. Readers curious about what constitutes “intelligence,” the implications of the upcoming “technological singularity,” or even the future of smart medical implants, for example, should look elsewhere.
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