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Title

Sunday, April 23, 1989 - Page 5

Date

2019

People

Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2020.10.12

Copyright

© Alexandra Bell

Human Generated Data

Title

Sunday, April 23, 1989 - Page 5

People

Artist: Alexandra Bell, American born 1983

Date

2019

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2020.10.12

Copyright

© Alexandra Bell

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Amazon
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Clarifai
created on 2020-04-06

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Imagga
created on 2020-04-06

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Google
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Microsoft
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Microsoft
created on 2020-04-06

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a piece of paper 69%
close up of a piece of paper 66.7%

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-16

This image features a piece of visual artwork that resembles a page from a newspaper. The majority of the page is dominated by a large, black redacted area, obscuring most of the text and images that would normally be on the page. However, some pieces of text are visible around the edges. On the top left corner, the text reads "HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK," while on the right side, a column with a headline stating "Wolves hunted as cops combed" is partially visible. The black redaction field appears deliberate, calling attention to the absence of content and possibly making a statement about censorship, missing information, or the nature of media and communication. Below the redacted section, there is a small section of text visible at the bottom, though it's not entirely clear. The apparent date on the newspaper is "Thursday, April 21, 1989." The artist's signature and the year "2014" are handwritten at the bottom right corner of the image, indicating that this artwork was created by an artist in 2014. The piece seems to be part of a larger body of work analyzing or critiquing media representations and historical events.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be a newspaper article with the headline "Wolves hunted as cops combed". The article discusses an incident where wolves were apparently pursued by law enforcement officers in Central Park. The rest of the article provides details about the event, but there are no human faces visible in the image.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-11-22

The image depicts a newspaper clipping with the headline "HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK" and a subheading that reads "Wolves hunted as cops combed." The article is written in black text, but the majority of it is obscured by a large black rectangle covering the left side of the page. The article appears to be discussing an incident involving wolves in Central Park, with the headline suggesting a sense of urgency and danger. The use of the word "hunted" implies that the wolves were being pursued or tracked by law enforcement or other authorities. The article is likely from the 1980s, given the style of the font and the layout of the page. Overall, the image suggests that there was a significant event or incident involving wolves in Central Park, which was reported on in the local news. The use of bold language and dramatic headlines adds to the sense of drama and tension, implying that the event was serious and potentially dangerous.

Text analysis

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Sunday, April 23, 1989 DAILY NEWS 5. HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK Wolves hunted as cops combed By PATRICE O'SHAUGHNESSEY and DON SINGLETON Daily News Staff Writers It was 10 p.m. Wednesday when the night in Central Park turned the corner from wild, random violence to the brutal horror that left the cily revulsed. They were a gang, out for a night of "wilding." They had beaten people, with fists and a 12-inch length of lead pipe wrapped in black tape. Now, they were ready for more. "Let's go get ourselves a woman," one of the leaders of the pack said. What follows, based on in- terviews with police and wit- nesses, is an account of what happened. *** At 8:30 p.m. the sky was cloudless, the temperature 56 degrees. About 17 boys gath- ered at 117th St. and Madison Ave. Some were as young as 12, some as old as 17. A girlfriend of one of the boys said that Yusef Salaam, who was later arrested, was carrying both a knife and a 12-inch length of lead pipe in his pocket - a pip intended to use in a fight that never came off. "Let's go wilding." one boy said. "Let's go get joggers and steal bikes," another said. They were off toward Fifth Ave, and the park. At the northeast corner of the park, they met a group of 16 boys their own ages. Antron McCray, 15, of W. 111th St., exulting about the large number of boys in the group, counted heads. "It was like, Lookit, there's so many of us! Let's go kick ass," one detective said. he had Man spared At 8:50 p.m., near the Con- servatory Gardens at 105th St. and the East Drive, they spotted a Hispanic man walk- ing alone. He was spared "I know him, leave him alone," one boy hollered, and the pack moved on. Five minutes later, at 8:55, they found an elderly His- panic man, alone and home- less, carrying a sandwich and a beer in a paper bag at the 104th St. level of the East Drive. The boys grabbed the bag, roughed the man up and poured beer over his head. At 9 p.m., a police vehicie cruised along on patrol along the East Drive. The boys dropped to the ground until St had passed, then split into at See GANG Page 34
Sunday,
April
23,
1989
DAILY
NEWS
5.
HORROR
IN
CENTRAL
PARK
Wolves
hunted
as
cops
combed
By
PATRICE
O'SHAUGHNESSEY
and
DON
SINGLETON
Daily
News
Staff
Writers
It
was
10
p.m.
Wednesday
when
the
night
in
Central
Park
turned
corner
from
wild,
random
violence
to
brutal
horror
that
left
cily
revulsed.
They
were
a
gang,
out
for
of
"wilding."
had
beaten
people,
with
fists
12-inch
length
lead
pipe
wrapped
black
tape.
Now,
they
ready
more.
"Let's
go
get
ourselves
woman,"
one
leaders
pack
said.
What
follows,
based
on
in-
terviews
police
wit-
nesses,
is
an
account
what
happened.
***
At
8:30
sky
cloudless,
temperature
56
degrees.
About
17
boys
gath-
ered
at
117th
St.
Madison
Ave.
Some
young
12,
some
old
17.
A
girlfriend
said
Yusef
Salaam,
who
later
arrested,
carrying
both
knife
his
pocket
-
pip
intended
use
fight
never
came
off.
wilding."
boy
joggers
steal
bikes,"
another
off
toward
Fifth
Ave,
park.
northeast
park,
met
group
16
their
own
ages.
Antron
McCray,
15,
W.
111th
St.,
exulting
about
large
number
group,
counted
heads.
"It
like,
Lookit,
there's
so
many
us!
Let's
kick
ass,"
detective
he
Man
spared
8:50
p.m.,
near
Con-
servatory
Gardens
105th
East
Drive,
spotted
Hispanic
man
walk-
ing
alone.
He
"I
know
him,
leave
him
alone,"
hollered,
moved
on.
Five
minutes
later,
8:55,
found
elderly
His-
panic
man,
alone
home-
less,
sandwich
beer
paper
bag
104th
level
Drive.
The
grabbed
bag,
roughed
up
poured
over
head.
9
vehicie
cruised
along
patrol
dropped
ground
until
St
passed,
then
split
into
See
GANG
Page
34