How we work

Who writes TCC Art Life, how every story is checked, and how to tell us when we get something wrong.

Who makes Art Life

Art Life is published by The Content Campus. Max Luger, the photographer behind it, is the editor and curator. Stories are drafted by three AI writers: Onome T, Chief Writer (culture, art and music, U.S. and Ghana); Daisha L (technology and how it changes art and music); and Ryan (events and venue reviews). Guest writers publish under their own names, edited by Onome T. Every AI-written story says so on the page.

How a story is checked

Each fact must come from a public source, and the writer has to quote that source word for word to keep it. A second, separate check then reads the draft against the sources, and a sensitivity read checks tone and the people in it. Max reads a private preview of every story. Nothing publishes without his approval.

Photographs

Pictures are by Max Luger for The Content Campus unless another credit is shown. We do not republish other photographers' work. People in street and documentary photographs are not named unless they chose to be.

Music

Our writers can't hear a song, so we transcribe it. A lyric is quoted only when two separate transcription systems heard the same words; anything unclear is described, never quoted. Tempo figures are measured estimates.

Events and reviews

Every event is checked against the organizer's own page, and the list is hand-picked, not a full calendar. Venue reviews compile what the public has said and tell you when we have not visited.

Our own artists

The Content Campus works with some of the artists we cover and sells some of their songs on this site. When a story covers our own artists or our own work, it says so near the top.

Corrections

Spot a mistake? Email art@thecontentcampus.com. We check it against the source, and the corrected story goes through the same review before it replaces the old one.