Tag #Art

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Dior Collaboration Showcases Embroidery's Resurgence

Clare Hunter's book, "Threads of Life," detailing embroidery's history, unexpectedly led to a collaboration with Dior's creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri for their Cruise 2025 collection, highlighting embroidery's resurgence as an art form and tool for social activism.

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Gender Equality
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Italian Holocaust Mural Defaced in Antisemitic Attack

AleXsandro Palombo's Holocaust mural in Milan, depicting the Simpsons family as Auschwitz deportees, was completely defaced on Sunday, marking the sixth antisemitic attack in two years; the artist intends to leave it defaced as a testament to rising antisemitism and calls for stronger laws and gover...

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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The Love That Remains: A Fractured Family Drama

The Love That Remains", directed by Hlynur PĂĄlmason, depicts the fractured relationship between a divorced Icelandic fisherman, Magnus, and his artist ex-wife, Anna, exploring their strained co-parenting and emotional struggles through a blend of realism and surreal dream sequences set against the s...

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Gender Equality
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Gothic Cathedrals: Enduring Symbols of Faith and Community

Gothic cathedrals, exemplified by Cologne Cathedral's 632-year construction, inspire awe through their design and connection to the divine, reflecting past communal values and continuing to resonate with believers and non-believers alike.

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Quality Education
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Rotterdam's Fenix Museum Opens Amidst Rising Global Migration

The Fenix museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands, opened on Friday, featuring exhibits on migration and a spiral staircase symbolizing migrants' journeys; it opened as global migration rises and anti-immigrant sentiment increases, located on a former waterway used by millions emigrating to the US.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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New Varvakis Portrait Unveiled

A new portrait of Ioannis Varvakis (1732-1825), painted by Yannis AdamĂĄkis and donated to the Varvakeio School, was presented at a recent event marking the 200th anniversary of Varvakis's death; the portrait incorporates symbolic elements of his life and career.

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Cao Fei's "Whose Utopia": The Human Cost of China's Industrial Boom

Cao Fei's "Whose Utopia" (2006) depicts the daily lives of Foshan, China factory workers, contrasting their repetitive labor producing lamps with their individual dreams, questioning the human cost of China's industrial expansion and capitalist production models.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Dogma 25: A Film Movement Rejects Internet, Algorithms

Five Danish and Swedish filmmakers relaunched the Dogme 95 film movement in Cannes, vowing to make five films in a year using handwritten scripts and banning internet use during the creative process to counter the influence of algorithms on filmmaking.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Next To Me": A Collaborative Children's Book Emphasizing Calming Bedtime Routines

Sophia Haas and Daniel Salmieri, a married couple, created the children's book "Next To Me," which follows a child and their mother walking home from school, observing their surroundings, and ending with a feeling of calm and safety before bedtime; their collaboration involved separate work and shar...

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Quality Education
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Grayson Perry on AI and Art: A Turner Prize Winner's Perspective

Grayson Perry, a 65-year-old Turner Prize-winning artist, stated at the Charleston Literature Festival that he does not mind if his artwork is used to train AI models, believing that AI will eventually handle mundane art creation, while humans focus on more complex aspects. He also created AI-genera...

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No Poverty
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Rotterdam Museum Showcases Multifaceted View of Migration Through Art and Artifacts

Rotterdam's new Migration Museum, opening this week, uses art, personal stories, and artifacts—including a boat from Lampedusa, Berlin Wall fragments, and paintings by de Kooning and Holbein—to present a multifaceted view of migration, avoiding a solely political narrative.

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No Poverty
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Artist Uses Vending Machines to Dispense Affordable Prints, Cultivating Online Community

Printmaker Ana Inciardi has installed 50 vending machines across the United States, each dispensing original $1 art prints, fostering a community of collectors and transforming the way art is accessed and shared.

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Reduced Inequality

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