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Dr Nakamatsu claims to be the world's most prolific inventor at 91 years old.
Lita Albuquerque, an influential artist from Tunisia, explores the intersection of nature and cosmology through her ephemeral installations and multi-disciplinary works.
Bill Dixon, a graduate of a New York Conservatory of Music, discards traditional musical forms to create a new movement in jazz.
Alexander Tovborg, a Danish artist, explores spirituality and faith through his monumental works, reflecting on personal loss and the role of art in spiritual quests.
Ingenuity is defined as doing anything new that has intrinsic societal value, according to various winners of the Ingenuity Awards.
Marta Castaeda delivers pizzas from her rooftop in Cuba, despite challenging circumstances.
Mohsin Hamid articulates his belief that fiction challenges perceptions of reality, emphasizing the reader's role in shaping narratives and the importance of storytelling form.
Nick Hornby, acclaimed author of 'Fever Pitch' and 'High Fidelity', emphasizes the transformative power of culture and the importance of meaningful consumption in daily life.
Louise Nevelson, a pioneering American sculptor, is celebrated by writer Suzanne Brøgger for her groundbreaking contributions to art and the feminist movement.
Wole Soyinka, the first Black African Nobel laureate, reflects on the interplay of imagination and reality in his life, art, and the essence of human existence.
Tone Schunnesson, a prominent Swedish writer, explores the intersection of literature, commercialization, and personal identity through her unique experiences and insights.
Xenia Rubinos emphasizes being strong about taking risks in her music-making process.
Zadie Smith and Jeffrey Eugenides discuss writing habits and Graham Greene's routine in New York.
