This message is cause for concern, according to ADHD specialists who spoke to WIRED. “Stimulant medications have been around for almost 100 years and have been approved for use in children since the 1960s,” says Kristen Leinung, a mental health nurse practitioner and director of psychiatric services at the Northwest ADHD Treatment Center in Portland,
In 2017, Emily Olson, a stay-at-home mom who lives in Boulder, Colorado, started selling custom puppy prints and portraits on Etsy. His watercolors were simple and relatively inexpensive (images of saucer-eyed corgis and malamutes in mini-tuxedos, which sold for between $75 and $300 each), but dog owners loved them: “They were a labor of love,”
Jan is surprised by the support he has found for his specialized hobby. “I’m completely overwhelmed by the community,” he tells WIRED. “Maybe viewers feel exactly the same as I did when my friend cut that piece,” he reflects. “And I hope that many of my viewers now feel inspired to dive deeply into the
“I think we “We are literally in a renaissance,” says artist Refik Anadol, in a typically optimistic comment, when asked how he sees this moment in art history, with artificial intelligence booming but controversial as a medium. “We just don’t have a name for it yet.” Anadol, known for its technological facilities that investigate the
For Krug it is worth it. He’s responsible for most of the concerts at Yankee Stadium and says that between the baseball and NYCFC soccer games the venue hosts, he can only plan one or two a year, usually a big artist like Paul McCartney or Madonna. “So that’s one of the reasons why we’re
a sunday At night, in the middle of Tompkins Square Park in New York City’s East Village, hundreds of people gather in front of a giant paper mache face of a woman wearing a crown. She is the backdrop of a play, her body is made up of curtains that look like a dress but