Using WaveNet, a deep neural network, I was able to synthesize a ten second clip of Sylvia Plath's voice. WaveNet was trained without text sequences, so the generated speech is gibberish:

Dataset

The network was trained on 1000+ audio clips from 80 minutes of poetry spoken by Sylvia Plath. Here is an example of one of the clips:

Acrylic painting can be more eco-friendly than oil painting, but the chemical composition of pigments and binders should be investigated by all artists before purchasing paints. Some pigments can be toxic and others may contain heavy metals that should not be washed down the drain.

Start by reading the labels on each paint tube. In addition, the material safety data sheet (MSDS) ^[1] for your acrylic paint line can be helpful.

Here are the guidelines I use for Golden's acrylic line:

When creating your artist's statement. Read two types of art writing:

• Art reviews in magazines such as Art Forum and NYT to analyze what critics are looking for
• Art statements and interviews to find how they articulate about their art

Not all artists are successful at articulating and theorizing about their art. See Picasso's essay on African work or Cindy Sherman's statements from the 80s.