Tag #Arts And Culture

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Extinction Rebellion Protest Cripples Rijksmuseum Attendance

Extinction Rebellion's protest at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on a busy Saturday significantly reduced visitor numbers from the usual 8000 to a few hundred by reserving and not using hundreds of free tickets, aiming to pressure museum sponsor ING to curb climate-damaging investments; ING rejected XR's t...

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Climate Action
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Rijksmuseum Protest Reduces Attendance by 97%

Extinction Rebellion's protest at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum on Saturday significantly reduced visitor numbers (from 8000 to a few hundred) by reserving then not using hundreds of free tickets to pressure museum sponsor ING Bank to reduce its investment in climate-damaging projects; ING disagreed with ...

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Climate Action
theguardian.com
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Diverse News: From Dancing Centenarian to Family Mystery

This week's news includes a 105-year-old's energetic dance, a fight to save a historic phone box, a woman's discovery of a lifelong family secret, and the story of Australia's first female combat troops.

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Gender Equality
cbsnews.com
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Marysville's Bok Kai Parade Celebrates Historic Chinatown

Marysville, California's historic Chinatown, home to the 145th annual Bok Kai parade, attracted thousands of visitors; the event celebrates the area's rich Chinese heritage and the only remaining Gold Rush-era Chinatown, preserving its cultural legacy with a recent $500,000 grant for revitalization.

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Froukje Takes a Break from Music in 2024

Dutch singer Froukje, known for hits like "Groter Dan Ik," is taking a break from music in 2024, forgoing touring and new releases to focus on personal growth and creative rejuvenation, a decision supported by music journalist Atze de Vrieze as a healthy practice.

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No Poverty
nrc.nl
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Roctet's 'Changes' Showcases Rediscovered Masterpieces and Modern Sounds

Roctet's new album, Changes, features two rediscovered 1900 orchestral octets by young composers Ottorino Respighi and George Enescu, alongside a new octet by Theo Loevendie and diverse pop works from Richard Russell's Everything is Recorded project, showcasing a blend of classical and contemporary ...

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Quality Education
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Extinction Rebellion Protest Empties Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum

Extinction Rebellion's protest at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum today drastically reduced visitor numbers from approximately 8000 to a few hundred by reserving numerous free tickets, aiming to pressure museum sponsor ING over its climate policies; ING rejected XR's tactics but expressed openness to dialog...

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Climate Action
smh.com.au
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Taiwan's Chiang Kai-shek Statue Park: A Controversial Compromise

Taiwan's Cihu Memorial Sculpture Park houses approximately 200 statues of Chiang Kai-shek, relocated from public spaces due to controversies surrounding his legacy; the park reflects a compromise between preserving history and addressing concerns about the veneration of authoritarianism.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Retired Manager Re-enters Painting Community Through Strategic Networking

Retired construction manager Greg seeks to re-enter the painting community by networking online (LinkedIn, Facebook) and attending industry events, leveraging existing contacts and seeking mentors for career advancement.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
zeit.de
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Third Oscar Nomination for "Dune" Special Effects Artist Gerd Nefzer

German special effects artist Gerd Nefzer, based in Schwäbisch Hall, is nominated for his third Oscar for his work on "Dune: Part Two", following his previous wins for "Blade Runner 2049" and "Dune", and a recent BAFTA win for the same film.

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Froukje Takes Break from Music in 2024

Dutch singer Froukje, known for hits like "Groter Dan Ik," is taking a break from music in 2024, foregoing touring and new releases to pursue a three-day-a-week internship and focus on her mental health, a decision viewed as healthy by music journalist Atze de Vrieze.

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No Poverty
nos.nl
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Carnival: A Collective Boost in Happiness and Social Connection

A survey of 2737 people in Limburg and Brabant found that 70% felt happier and more connected during Carnival due to the temporary disappearance of social class distinctions, leading to a strong sense of community; however, many experience emotional letdown on Ash Wednesday.

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