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Prometheus Revisited: From Liver to Heart. [PDF]

Liver Int
Riva MA.
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Correction: Strive for excellence: unboxing the antecedents of art design students' creativity in the learning process in China. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Jianhao J, Ng V, Hin LC, Mohamed MR, Hossain MS.   +4 more
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Practice makes perfect sense to me: a retrospective analysis of recommending independent skills practice in music therapy for military-connected individuals. [PDF]

Front Neurol
Hogue JD, Cooke C, Freeman MW, Vaudreuil R.   +3 more
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Using Arts-Based Methods to Involve People Living in Tower Hamlets With Multiple Long-Term Conditions in the Development of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Healthcare Research. [PDF]

Health Expect
Remfry E, Reynolds DJ, de Queiroz SM, Social Action For Health, Mathur R, Barnes MR, Thomson A, AI‐Multiply PPIE Group and AI‐Multiply.   +7 more
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Cataloguing and theorising open research practices in the arts, humanities and social sciences: Problematising and diversifying 'Open Science'. [PDF]

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Adams J, Barnes M, Moore S, Pinfield S.
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The image in art and `computer art'

SIGGRAPH 89 Art show catalog - Computer art in context on - SIGGRAPH '89, 1989
In this essay the author takes a cursory look at the increasing range of applications of computers to art and design practice and questions some of the assumptions that have been made about their use. The proliferation of computer imagery in society as part of the video culture and its effects on our attitudes towards digital representation are ...
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The art of ART: an editorial

Panminerva Medica, 2022
Hassan N, Sallam, Ashok, Agarwal
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Work of art, art of work, work as art, art as work, art as labour, labour as art, art of labour, labour of art

2007
Publication of The Labour of Art Symposium held at the University of Lincoln, 2005.Invariably when a writer is interviewed on radio, television or in a newspaper the topic of their working methods will be addressed, i.e. where (the site) the writer does his writing (the art), how long does she/he write for, how many words do they write.
John Plowman, Chris Dunne
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