We've published a brand new resource giving an introduction to immersive technology, created by @AmyLShakespeare! Learn about the different types of immersive technologies, with examples from the sector, as well as info on accessibility, audiences and more digipathways.co.uk/introduction-i…

Thanks to the generous £1m gift from الوليد للإنسانية #MultakaOxford can continue its innovative work for 5 more years. This History of Science Museum & Pitt Rivers Museum initiative brings the experience of forced migrants to the museums, where they gain skills & work experience. University of Oxford

The Royal Portuguese Reading Room, Brazil.

Today was the first day of Spring in the pagan calendar. Imbolc, the return of the light. All we can do right now is savour every extra minute of daylight, listen as birdsong builds and hold on.

Total fluke of a pic but… check this beauty!

The Gabriel Garcia Marquez Library just opened in a working class neighborhood in Barcelona. It’s magical. It’s real. And it’s the kind of place that makes you wonder why every city doesn’t give its residents palaces for the people. #library

The Egypt Season. Humanities Cultural Programme TORCH Oxford This Season explores the rich cultural, archaeological, artistic, and political history of Egypt from October - December 2022. Find out more! University of Oxford Humanities Division torch.ox.ac.uk/egypt-season

The King Tut Collective Exhibition. Humanities Cultural Programme. Egypt Season 3-13 December St John's College Kendrew Barn & Studio 10am-3pm (closed 1.30pm-2pm each day) Fusion Arts Friar's Entry Oxford Students TORCH Oxford ttps://torch.ox.ac.uk/event/king-tut-collective-exhibition

We have been installing the King Tut Collective exhibition this week - huge thanks to the amazing artists and our supporters - St John's College are hosting this exciting installation in their Barn & Studio galleries #Egypt #Season #Humanities #Cultural #Programme Fusion Arts

Some people will deride others for scrapping together “luxuries” or doing anything that isn’t acting out Dickensian levels of poverty. This includes having access to art, which is a human right. If people can’t have these riches, society is poorer off theguardian.com/stage/2022/dec…

Where is your news coverage BBC News (UK)? Channel 4 News? ITV News? Sky News? The Times and The Sunday Times? The Guardian? LBC? Your job is to report major national stories & the NHS is imploding here, now, with devastating consequences.

A new London exhibit comparing human vs algorithmic curation decisions #thealgorithmicpedestal, 11-17 January. Oxford Internet Institute Laura Herman showcasing images curated by Fabienne Hess and Instagram’s algorithm. algorithmicpedestal.info Kathryn Eccles TORCH Oxford University of Oxford

Our ⁦workshop on AI and judgement kicks off with our first main speaker, Baroness Onora O’Neill, instilling conceptual clarity by deploying a Kantian taxonomy of different kinds of judgments.

I asked an AI program to write an answer for an Arts Council England grant application question and the result was scarily good.

Delighted with this in-depth profile of Oxford’s Institute for Ethics in AI The Institute for Ethics in AI in today’s Sunday Times. Many thanks to Josh Glancy thetimes.co.uk/article/how-do…

Somewhere, very near you, is a tiny being, just going about their day. They don’t care about you, or me, nor any of our worries. And I find so much comfort in that 💚🐌

The new displays at Oxford University Museum of Natural History are really stunning, including some of the most creative - and beautiful - ways of displaying invertebrates I can remember seeing in any #museum. Go see!

Feeling my age on discovering that Olaf Eliasson's 'Weather Project' was installed at the Tate Modern 20 years ago this year. I'm not sure any artwork before or since has made better use of the Turbine Hall's cavernous space.