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    L.A. museum shows how Soviet dissidents evaded censorship through art▼Soviet dissidents bypassed state censorship through art. This L.A. museum wants to show you how✉newsCultureEntertainment4 d ago

    A Los Angeles museum is presenting how Soviet-era dissidents circumvented strict state censorship by expressing dissent through art. Works made under tight political control show how coded imagery, unofficial exhibitions and underground networks allowed artists to critique the regime. The exhibition highlights creativity as a tool of resistance, drawing attention to a chapter of cultural history often overlooked in accounts of Soviet dissent.

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    Computer program turns the 101 freeway into music●'The 101 Plays Itself': This computer program treats the interstate into music https://www.npr.org/2026/09/30/nx-s1-5983MmastodonCultureMusic51 d ago

    A new computer program converts traffic and data from the Interstate 101 highway into music, in a project described as "The 101 Plays Itself." Reported by NPR, the work blends technology, art and sound to render the freeway audible. It is drawing attention as an example of AI-assisted art turning everyday infrastructure into a creative experience.

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    Mathober 2026 Art Prompts Shared Online●Mathober 2026 Art https://www.fractalkitty.com/mathober-2026-art/ # Art # Math # CreativeCodingMmastodonCultureArt317 h ago

    The Mathober 2026 art prompt collection has been published on Fractalkitty's site, inviting artists, educators and creative coders to make math-inspired pieces throughout the month. The project blends mathematics with drawing and coding challenges, and early posts sharing the link are drawing attention from the math-art community as participants plan their contributions.

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    Spherical geometry experiments showcased in creative coding art●Spherical geometry experiments made with # openframeworks # creativecoding # geometry # math # artMmastodonCultureArt313 h ago

    A creative coder has shared experiments in spherical geometry made with openFrameworks, blending math, geometry and visual art. The work sits within the broader creative coding community, where artists use programming tools like openFrameworks to produce generative and mathematical visuals. The piece is drawing modest attention from people interested in the intersection of code, math and art.

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    Artist opens Mathober 2026 with layered ellipse sketches●EllipsesOnLayered # mathart # mathober # mathober1 # dataviz # perimeters # geometry # ellipses # livecoding For Code/MoMmastodonTechnologySoftware215 h ago

    A generative artist has launched this year's Mathober challenge with a Python-coded piece called EllipsesOnLayered, built around the first daily prompt and focusing on ellipses, perimeters and layered geometry. The work is part of the annual month-long event where mathematicians and creative coders share math-inspired art, with the creator posting code and additional images on their blog.

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    Off-White's 10x10 Creatives on Remixing Fashion's Codes▼Off-White’s 10x10 Creatives on Remixing Fashion’s Codes and Building Icons✉newsLifeFashion13 h ago

    Off-White is spotlighting its 10x10 Creatives, a group the fashion label highlights for reworking fashion's established codes and building new icons. According to Business of Fashion, the programme brings together emerging talent who reinterpret the brand's design language and cultural references. The feature frames the initiative as part of Off-White's effort to stay relevant by nurturing a new generation of creatives.

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    Anthropic's Claude praised for reasoning and writing skills●Los avances en Claude destacan por su excepcional capacidad de razonamiento, matiz en la escritura y análisis de códigoMmastodonTechnology25 h ago

    Discussion is highlighting advances in Claude, the AI assistant from Anthropic, pointing to its strong reasoning ability, nuanced writing and capacity for analysing complex code. Commenters describe it as increasingly reliable for analytical and creative work, with an emphasis on safety and precision, and are asking others what tasks they use it for.

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    Over 85 Percent Of Japanese Game Developers Are Using AI●Over 85 Percent Of Japanese Game Developers Are Using AI https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://kotaku.c om/over-85-percent-of-jMmastodonTechnologyAI11 d ago

    A new survey indicates that more than 85 percent of Japanese game developers are now using AI in their work. The finding highlights how quickly generative AI tools have been adopted across the country's games industry, though the exact uses, from concept art to coding, and the developers' attitudes toward the technology remain unclear from the reported figure.

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    Vibe Coders Put Minecraft Inside Elden Ring With AI▼‘Minecraft In Elden Ring’—Vibe Coders Are Remixing Video Games With AI✉newsCultureGaming2 d ago

    Coders are using AI tools to merge games together, with a project recreating Minecraft's blocky building inside Elden Ring drawing attention. The trend, dubbed 'vibe coding', lets people describe changes in plain language and have AI generate working game mods. Gamers are debating whether these AI-made remixes represent a creative new era for modding or a shortcut that raises copyright and quality questions.

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    Carven Unveils Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection●Carven Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Fashion Show✉newsLifeFashion1 d ago

    Carven presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, covered by Vogue. The Parisian house continues its revival under new creative direction, with the show drawing attention from fashion editors and industry watchers tracking the label's evolving identity. Reactions are focusing on how the brand balances its heritage codes with a contemporary outlook for the season.

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    How Paris Fashion Houses Outlived Their Founders▼How the Most Enduring Paris Fashion Houses Outlived Their Founders✉newsLifeFashion3 d ago

    A new piece examines how Paris's oldest couture houses—names like Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton—have survived generations after their founders' deaths. It traces how creative directors, ownership changes and reinvention of house codes kept the brands commercially and culturally alive, a recurring debate in fashion whenever a major house appoints a new designer or marks an anniversary.

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