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X-WR-CALNAME:The Artistic Machine: What Can the Camera in the 19th Century 
 Tell Us About the Future of AI and Creativity? 
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DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: Due to the high volume of RSVPs\, the lecture will be m
 oved outside to the canopy area of the Athenaeum (the side facing the Nave
 en Jindal School of Management (JSOM)) in order to better accommodate ever
 yone. The weather will be nice and cool at 60 degrees\, but please prepare
  and bring a sweater\, light jacket\, etc. to stay warm. The reception wil
 l remain indoors. We appreciate your understanding and thank you for your 
 support!\n\nThe 12th Annual Anlin Ku Lecture on Chinese Culture presents K
 en Liu\, an internationally renowned science fiction/fantasy author\, tran
 slator\, editor\, and authority on the cultural implications of technologi
 cal innovation. While perhaps best known as the translator and champion of
  Chinese author Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem\, Liu has gained internatio
 nal recognition for his own fiction\, for which he has won the prestigious
  Nebula\, Hugo\, Locus\, and World Fantasy awards.\n\nJoin us for refreshm
 ents and hors d'oeuvres beforehand at 6:30 PM!\n\nPresented by the Center 
 for Asian Studies\, the Anlin Ku Lecture series is co-sponsored with the H
 arry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts\, Humanities\, & Technology and the Crow M
 useum of Asian Art and is generously supported and endowed by Jeffrey Robi
 nson and Stefanie Schneidler.\n\nRSVP for the Event\nParking Permit | Park
 ing Map\n\n---\n\nParking\n\nFor non-affiliated UTD visitors\, please clic
 k here to download the parking permit and print beforehand so that you can
  display it on your dashboard when parking. The permit is valid for any or
 ange space on campus\, and since it is the second-highest level (purple be
 ing the highest)\, you have the option to park on any gold or green spaces
  if orange spaces happen to be full.\n\nDirections\n\nEdith and Peter O'Do
 nnell Jr. Athenaeum (APC)\n777 Loop Rd SW\, Richardson\, TX 75080\n\nLot M
  (East) will be the closest parking lot to the O'Donnell Athenaeum (APC) w
 hich has orange spaces. If orange spaces happen to be full\, you may park 
 at Lot M (South) for gold and green spaces.\n\nFrom W Campbell Rd\, turn n
 orth onto University PkwyProceed straight to the roundaboutTurn right when
  you see the large\, red contemporary outdoor sculpture (The Enlightened O
 ne)Lot M (East) will be on the right\nAlternatively\, you can also park at
  Parking Structure 1 (PS1)\, which is about a 10 - 15 minute walk going ar
 ound/through the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM). Orange spaces 
 begin on the third floor.\n\nParking Structure 1\n2500 Drive G\, Richardso
 n\, TX 75080\n\nFrom W Campbell Rd\, turn north onto University PkwyAt for
 k\, bear right onto Armstrong DrAt the stop sign\, turn right on to Loop R
 dAt 3-way stop\, turn left on to Drive APS1 will be on the right\nTo view 
 the whole parking map for a better gist of the area\, please click here to
  download the UTD parking map.
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LOCATION:Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum\, Phase I (APC1)
SUMMARY:The Artistic Machine: What Can the Camera in the 19th Century Tell 
 Us About the Future of AI and Creativity? 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-artistic-machine
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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Workshops
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