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A.I.-Generated Poems Outshine Those Authored by Humans: Study

GPT-generated poems in the style of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are rated more favorably than originals by some readers.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

One Fine Show: ‘Truth Told Slant’ at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art

A new show of works by Rose Marie Cromwell, Jill Frank and others considers what photography might become in our stupid times.

By Dan Duray

Claudia Durastanti’s ‘Strangers I Know’ Is an Exploration of Family and Becoming

It’s only through living, both within and outside of the household, that the narrator can discover who she truly is, unbound from family myth.

By Amy Pedulla

What to Watch on Streaming This Week: Nov. 5-11

By Laura Babiak

Janet Malcolm’s Collage Art Was Just as Poignant as Her Writing

By Helen Holmes

Staceyann Chin on Why She Finally Decided to Publish Her Legendary Spoken Word Poetry

By Lauren LeBlanc

Gigi Hadid’s Favorite Dress Brand Is Getting a Millennial Makeover

By Dena Silver

Was Emily Dickinson Really an Introvert?

By David D'Arcy

Weekend Edition: 12 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before February 29

By Paul Laster

American Rebels Take Germany at the 2016 Berlinale

By Stephen Garrett

The New Yorkerator

By Observer Staff

Good Morning, Night: Bellocchio Tells ‘New’ Terror Story

By Andrew Sarris

Skittish Homage to Ozick: The Little Lady Packs a Punch

By Daniel Asa Rose

Kazin’s Heterodox Heroes Battling God With Pen in Hand

By Adam Begley