Tag #Art

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London Exhibitions Evoke Memories of Freedom and Otherness

Two London exhibitions, one at the Tate and one at the National Portrait Gallery, featuring Leigh Bowery's work and The Face magazine (1980-2004), evoke the author's memories of London nightlife in the early 1990s, highlighting themes of freedom, otherness, and the universal experience of feeling li...

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Caravaggio 2025: A Major Exhibition in Rome

Rome's Barberini Palace hosts the Caravaggio 2025 exhibition until July 6th, showcasing 23 of his works, including newly rediscovered paintings and unprecedented pairings from international museums and private collections, expected to draw 300,000 visitors.

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Ghanaian Museum Uses Art to Confront Legacy of Slavery

The Nykyinkyim Museum in Ada, Ghana, displays over 3,500 clay head sculptures representing individuals enslaved and taken from Africa, created by Kwame Akoto-Bamfo to address the legacy of colonialism and slavery through art and education.

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No Poverty
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Lahore Fort Restoration Showcases Pakistan's Cultural Revival

Lahore Fort, a 21-monument complex in Pakistan, is undergoing restoration, highlighting the city's rich history from Mughal rule to British occupation and its current cultural revival through artistic biennales.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Ramón y Cajal's Unexpected Cuban Journey: From Military Doctor to Nobel Laureate

In 1874, Santiago Ramón y Cajal, a young Spanish physician, was involuntarily deployed to Cuba during the war of independence; this posting, though challenging, significantly impacted his scientific career, leading to his Nobel prize in 1906.

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Good Health and Well-being
chinadaily.com.cn
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China's Growing Artistic Ties with Pacific Island Nations

China's art exchanges with Pacific island nations, starting in the 1970s, have deepened through performances, exhibitions, and educational programs, resulting in stronger bilateral ties and promoting cultural understanding and economic cooperation, with future expansion into digital platforms and di...

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Partnerships for the Goals
elmundo.es
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Citigroup Cancels Diversity Policies, Raising Concerns About Corporate Hypocrisy

Citigroup canceled its diversity and inclusion policies in 2025, raising concerns about the authenticity of past commitments and the potential hypocrisy of corporate social responsibility initiatives, prompting questions about the sincerity of similar corporate policies.

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The High Cost of Early Photography and the Failed Promise of Half-Frame Film

From expensive glass plate negatives in the 1830s to the invention of celluloid film and the later, unsuccessful, attempt at cost reduction using the half-frame format in the 1960s, the evolution of photography shows a clear progression in affordability and accessibility, with user experience and es...

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Turkish Team Wins Second Place at International Snow Sculpture Competition

A Turkish team of academics from Kocaeli and Mimar Sinan Universities won second place at the 42nd Valloire International Snow Sculpture Competition in France (January 14-17) with their "Melting Glaciers" sculpture, raising global warming awareness and securing a spot in the Breckenridge competition...

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Climate Action
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Death of King Crimson Percussionist Jamie Muir at 79

Jamie Muir, a percussionist known for his unconventional style, died at 79; his six-month tenure with King Crimson in 1972 radically altered the band's approach to music, before he left to become a Buddhist monk.

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Scotland-England Border to Get £10 Million Landmark

Revised plans for a £10 million Star of Caledonia landmark on the Scotland-England border near Gretna Green were submitted, aiming to boost tourism and the local economy; construction is expected to start next spring, finishing in spring 2027.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Cahill's "The Violet Hour": Art, Lies, and Moral Compromises in the Art World

James Cahill's "The Violet Hour" follows the career of fictional artist Thomas Haller, contrasting his success with the struggles of his female peers, exploring art, lies, and moral compromises within the international art world, and linking personal trauma to characters' motivations.

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Gender Equality

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