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Synopsis. Happy birthday, Amy. Amy's boyfriend Michael gave her the deluxe, super-duper virtual encounter. This is his way of removing her inhibitions and allowing her to fulfill the desires hidden deep inside. He finds he has a real tiger by the tail.
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- Amy; Maggie; Michael
- R
- 1996
- “Every Eye Is Upon Me: First Ladies of The United States”
- “Jacob Lawrence: The American Struggle”
- “Vida Americana: Mexican Muralists Remake American Art, 1925–1945”
- “Dorothea Lange: Words & Pictures”
- “Writing The Future: Basquiat and The Hip-Hop Generation”
- “Making The Met, 1870–2020”
- “The Museum of The World”
- “The Night Watch”
- “Van Eyck: An Optical Revolution”
- “Wise and Valiant: Women and Writing in The Golden Age of Spain”
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The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery
Visitors to the National Portrait Gallery’s presidential wing have long called for an exhibition devoted to the U.S.’ first ladies. But as Alicia Ault points out for Smithsonian, these women haven’t always been recognized as important individuals in their own right—a fact reflected in the relative dearth of portraiture depicting them. The gallery itself only began commissioning official portraits of the first ladies in 2006. “Every Eye Is Upon Me: First Ladies of the United States” seeks to r...
Peabody Essex Museum
One of black history’s preeminent visual storytellers, Jacob Lawrence employed Modernist forms and bright colors to narrate the American experience through the eyes of the country’s most marginalized citizens. This year, the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, reunited one of Lawrence’s most groundbreaking series—Struggle: From the History of the American People(1954–56)—for the first time in 60 years. In 30 hardboard panels, each measuring 12 by 16 inches, Lawrence traces American...
Whitney Museum of American Art
When the Mexican Revolution drew to a close in 1920 after ten years of armed struggle, the country was left profoundly changed. But among artists of the post-revolutionary period, a new cultural revolution was just beginning. Over the next several decades, artists like the famed Tres Grandes, or Big Three—José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros—started crafting radical, large-scale works that embraced Mexico’s Indigenous cultures and told epic narratives about the nation...
The Museum of Modern Art
Recognized today as one of America’s foremost photographers, Dorothea Lange is known for her arresting portraits of the human condition and keen social awareness—qualities perhaps best exemplified by her 1936 image Migrant Mother, which became a de facto symbol of the Great Depression. But few people know that Lange was also enamored with the written word. As she once said, “All photographs—not only those that are so called ‘documentary’... can be fortified by words.” Lange believed that word...
Museum of Fine Art, Boston
Jean-Michel Basquiat is often touted as a singular genius. His large-scale works, which riff on color, phrases and iconography to probe issues of colonialism, racism and celebrity, regularly fetch enormoussums at auction. But the graffiti artist–turned–painter, who died of a heroin overdose at age 27, didn’t develop his artistic vision in a vacuum: Instead, he was profoundly influenced by a network of peers and close collaborators. “Writing the Future: Basquiat and the Hip-Hop Generation,” wh...
Metropolitan Museum of Art
A group of businessmen and civic leaders purchased the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s first work—a marble sarcophagus from ancient Rome—in 1870. Since then, the museum’s collections have become some of the greatest troves of cultural heritage in the world, constituting an encyclopedic range of artifacts that attracts millions of visitors each year. This year, the Manhattan museum celebrated its 150th birthday by hosting a celebratory exhibition and slate of virtual offerings: Among others, the...
The British Museum
An innovative example of the possibilities of online exhibitions, the British Museum’s “Museum of the World” debuted in February 2020—and it couldn’t have been better timed. Though the museum remained closedto in-person visitors for much of the year, desktop computer users were able to use this interactive timeline to visualize connections between different items in the museum’s vast collections. On the website, which the museum developed in partnership with Google Arts & Culture, viewers can...
The Rijksmuseum
In this new hyper-resolution view of Rembrandt van Rijn’s The Night Watch, art lovers can pore over every detail of the Dutch master’s most famous painting—down to every crack and stray paint splatter, as Theresa Machemer wrote for Smithsonian in May. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam debuted the interactive version of its prized painting as part of a lengthy restoration process dubbed Operation Night Watch. Last year, experts began restoring the 11- by 15-foot painting in a glass chamber installe...
Museum of Fine Arts Ghent
Curators and art enthusiasts were crushed when the pandemic forced a blockbuster Jan van Eyck exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ghent to close less than two months after opening. The once-in-a-generation show—titled “Van Eyck: An Optical Revolution”—represented the largest-ever display of van Eyck’s paintings and was “so unlikely to be repeated that the museum might as well use ’now or never,’” as J.S. Marcus wrote for the Wall Street Journalin January. In response to the unexpected cl...
Instituto Cervantes
Spain’s Golden Age is perhaps best known for producing Miguel Cervantes’ Don Quixote, El Greco’s eerily elongated portraits and Lope de Vega’s prolific plays. But as the now-closed exhibition “Wise and Valiant” showed, these individuals and their male peers weren’t the only creative geniuses at work during the 16th and 17th centuries. Though women’s opportunities at the time were largely limited to the domestic and religious spheres, a select few took advantage of the relative intellectual fr...
Explore virtual encounters with history and art from the Smithsonian and other museums. See portraits of first ladies, Jacob Lawrence's Struggle series, Mexican muralists and more.
Dec 1, 2016 · How does virtual reality (VR) affect online infidelity and emotional intimacy? This article explores the potential consequences of VR affairs, such as presence, sensory devices, avatars and agents, and the impact on real-world relationships.
Oct 26, 2023 · The findings were published Oct. 25 in the journal Imaging Neuroscience. “In this study we find that the social systems of the human brain are more active during real live in-person encounters than on Zoom,” said Hirsch, the Elizabeth Mears and House Jameson Professor of Psychiatry, professor of comparative medicine and neuroscience, and ...
Virtual Encounters R 1996 1h 24m Drama Sci-Fi List. Reviews 43% 500+ Ratings Audience Score An interactive boutique promises an excitement-craving ad executive the time of her life. ...
- Drama, Sci-Fi
Released April 2nd, 1996, 'Virtual Encounters' stars Elizabeth Kaitan, Rob Lee, Lori Morrissey, Jim Caciola The R movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 24 min, and received a user score of 40 (out of ...
