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Fenix Museum Opens in Rotterdam, Showcasing Human Migration

The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened on May 16th, showcasing the universal theme of human migration through a collection of 2,000 suitcases, photographs, and art, situated in a historic port warehouse from which millions emigrated to the Americas.

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AI Recreates Faces of Enslaved Africans in Brazil, Exposing Hypocrisy of 1831 Law

An exhibition in São Paulo uses AI and descriptions by abolitionist Luiz Gama to reconstruct the faces of enslaved Africans in Brazil (1862-1866), exposing the hypocrisy of Brazil's 'lei para inglês ver' (law for the English to see) and highlighting the ongoing struggle for racial justice.

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Rotterdam's Fenix Museum: Art and Architecture Explore the Human Experience of Migration

The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened in mid-May, showcasing 150 art pieces and 2000 suitcases representing personal migration stories, within a former emigration warehouse featuring a spiraling "Tornado" staircase symbolizing migration's diverse paths.

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Oliver Jeffers: Empathy and Imagination in Children's Literature

Oliver Jeffers, a 48-year-old Australian author and illustrator, has sold over 18 million copies of his children's books across 50 languages, emphasizing empathy and connection in his fantastical narratives while advocating for a technology-free childhood.

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Rotterdam's Fenix Museum: Art Explores the Global Phenomenon of Migration

The Fenix Museum of Migration in Rotterdam, located in a renovated warehouse in the city's port, uses art—including works by Francis Alÿs, William Kentridge, and Yinka Shonibare—to explore the multifaceted nature of migration throughout history, highlighting both voluntary and forced movements.

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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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43,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Handprint Found in Spain

A team of Spanish scientists discovered a 43,000-year-old ochre handprint on a granite pebble in Segovia, Spain, the oldest known example of European mobiliary art, providing evidence of Neanderthal symbolic thought and challenging previous assumptions about their cognitive abilities.

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No Poverty
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Graphic Novel Depicts Holocaust Survivor's Experiences

German comic artist Barbara Yelin collaborated with Holocaust survivor Emmie Arbel for four years to create a two-part graphic novel depicting Arbel's experiences, prioritizing ethical representation and historical accuracy while respecting Arbel's boundaries.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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AI and the Authenticity of Creative Writing

A writer expresses concerns about AI's impact on creative writing, noting the addition of an "I haven't used AI" checkbox to submissions; this highlights the need to verify human authorship and the author's belief that the physical archive of creative work may hold the key to safeguarding the integr...

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AI Homogenization Threatens Brand Authenticity

The increasing use of AI in content creation is homogenizing brand messaging, diminishing originality and authenticity, and potentially eroding consumer trust as brands struggle to maintain unique identities.

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Responsible Consumption and Production
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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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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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