Nvidia's Jensen Huang Pledges $75M to Revive San Francisco Art School

Nvidia cofounder Jensen Huang is donating $75 million as a matching gift to establish the Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang College of Art at Vanderbilt University's planned San Francisco campus, replacing the closing California College of Arts. Huang previously gave CCA $22 million last year. The world's seventh-richest man stated, 'Technology expands what we can build. Art and design determine why we build it.' Meanwhile, Apollo magazine's digital archive has launched, featuring free articles by critics John Berger, Brian Sewell, and André Salmon's 1926 dispatch on the 'super-realist' movement (André Masson, Joan Miró). A New Yorker profile covers Florentina Holzinger's Austria pavilion at the Venice Biennale, noting her comments on 'grumpy' Austrian press and 'very dramatic' fainting audience members. In the UK, Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government takeover ends Starmer-era dawdling, with culture secretary Lisa Nandy remaining. London's Ginny on Frederick gallery hosts Zayd Menk's 'Scar Tissue' exhibition, a kinetic installation of discarded tech relics critiquing planned obsolescence.