Mikel Elam is a visual artist working primarily as a painter. His work focuses on storytelling through memory and dreams using the fragments of face and figure to convey information and ideals about world culture. Mikel attended the University of the Arts,Philadelphia. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Studio Arts/Painting. He went on to study at School… Continue reading Mikel Elam: Perception
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A.H. Scott: Free Reign
Free Reign . By A.H. Scott, Copyright 2023 . For a moth with a constant craving for the flame of fame, Donald Trump would diminish without the oxygen that is just relinquished to him, time and time again. This time, the king of the callous and cruel kingdom has taken full rein of power when… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Free Reign
Bob Shell: Images and Artificial Intelligence
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2023 . Images and Artificial Intelligence . Every year, Sony Corporation sponsors the Sony World Photography Prize. Thousands of photographers worldwide enter to win this prestigious award. This year’s winner was Boris Elgadsen who won with a portrait of two women. After winning, Elgadsen revealed that his winning image was… Continue reading Bob Shell: Images and Artificial Intelligence
A.H. Scott: The Through and Through
The Through and Through By A.H. Scott, Copyright 2023 . “She’s going to go through some things.” – President Donald J. Trump, July 25, 2019[1] In 2019, when then President Donald J. Trump said this in a telephone conversation to President Vlodymr Zelensky about United States Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch[2], it was just another gross choice… Continue reading A.H. Scott: The Through and Through
A.H. Scott: Thoughts on Memory
“Thoughts On Memory” By A.H. Scott . “Memory Is A Muscle That Must Be Optimized” In 1972, researchers Fergus Craik and Robert Lockhart proposed that the strength of a memory trace[1] was dependent upon the quality of processing of a stimulus. There was a distinguishing between two types of processing when we make an observation… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Thoughts on Memory