Almost Human continues to wow with its repeated forays into fancy and futuristic technologies. On tonight's docket: holograms, clones and just what those machines look like underneath their uniforms.

In the UK and the USA, two countries which often top the list of immigration destinations for Nigerians, recent political discourse has featured a surge of anti-migrant rhetoric. On the one hand, ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Dance Review By Claudia La Rocco In program notes for “Cloak,” which had its premiere Wednesday night at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, the Montreal ...

For a species that’s conquered Earth and traveled through space and invented the Slapchop, we humans sure are insecure when it comes to technology. Our greatest fear: the singularity, when the ...

In my previous blog post, I described how the "multiple personalities" and "dissociative identities" of dissociative identity disorder (DID) can be understood as "enactments" within both ...

The self is an enigma — clouded or fragmented, then illuminated or reconstructed — in “Body Transformed: Contemporary South Asian Photographs and Prints.” This is cleverly expressed by one of the ...

Humans have been beaten by a machine again. Last month the world’s top-ranked player of Go, an abstract strategy board game, lost to Google’s AlphaGo program. This marked a major achievement for ...