Tag #Culture

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UK Puppetry Industry Faces Economic Headwinds

The UK puppetry industry, despite its small size, is facing economic challenges impacting artists' work, yet remains a vibrant art form known for its unique audience engagement and emotional impact, exemplified by artists like Hannah Southfield, Anna Harriott, and Paul Batten in the South West.

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The Evolving Definition of Beauty: From Classical Ideals to Dadaist Rebellion

This article explores the philosophical debate on the nature of beauty, contrasting classical views associating beauty with objective qualities like harmony and proportion with modern perspectives emphasizing subjective experience and cultural influence, exemplified by the Dadaist movement's rejecti...

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lemonde.fr
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France's Pays de la Loire Region Cuts Cultural Budget by 73%

The Pays de la Loire region in France recently approved a 73% reduction in its cultural budget, exceeding cuts in other regions and sparking widespread criticism. President Christelle Morançais defends the decision as necessary to address regional deficits, despite concerns about job losses and the ...

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Maastricht: A Blend of History and Modernity

Maastricht, a Netherlands city of 120,000, offers a blend of medieval history, modern art, and culinary delights, attracting tourists with its unique architecture, museums (Bonnefanten, Fotomuseum), and annual events like Fashion Clash and Andre Rieu concerts.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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2025: Trump's Return, Anniversaries, and Global Events

2025 will see several key events: the 10th anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attacks (January 7th), Donald Trump's return to the US presidency (January 20th), impacting the Davos Summit (January 20th-24th); German snap elections (February 23rd); and Polish presidential elections in May, potentially e...

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Anthropology of Gift-Giving: From Ancient Practices to Modern Consumerism

Anthropologist Chip Colwell explores the anthropological reasons behind gift-giving, highlighting Marcel Mauss's theory of gift-giving involving giving, receiving, and reciprocating, contrasting ancient extravagant gift-giving practices with modern consumerism's excessive gift-giving and waste.

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Passing of Multiple Jazz Legends in 2024

In 2024, the jazz world mourned the loss of several influential figures: David Sanborn, a saxophonist blending jazz, blues, and gospel; Quincy Jones, a prolific composer and producer bridging jazz and pop; Lou Donaldson, a veteran of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers; and others, highlighting jazz's dive...

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No Poverty
theguardian.com
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Juxtapositions of Excellence and Failure in Britain

Rowan Moore's article reflects on museums, the HS2 bat tunnel, historical revisionism by Policy Exchange, and personal experiences with the NHS, highlighting juxtapositions of excellence and failure across various sectors.

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smh.com.au
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Melbourne's Thriving Afghan Community in Dandenong

Melbourne's Dandenong area showcases a vibrant Afghan community with over 23,500 residents, featuring Afghan-run businesses, restaurants offering traditional cuisine, and cultural tours highlighting their heritage and contributions to Australian society.

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faz.net
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Sennett's "The Craftsman": Role-Playing in Theater and Life

Richard Sennett's "The Craftsman" examines the fundamental human need for performance and role-playing, connecting theatrical traditions from ancient Greece to modern-day settings and exploring the implications for identity and self-perception.

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zeit.de
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The Evolutionary and Social Functions of Human Singing

Scientific research explores the evolutionary and social functions of human singing, citing studies that reveal cross-cultural similarities in vocal parameters and specialized brain responses, suggesting a complex interplay between biology, culture, and social bonding.

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Lepage's Berlin Production: A Poetic Journey Through German History

Robert Lepage's Berlin production, described as a 'station drama,' uses a train journey metaphor to explore German history, subtly criticizing society's approach to its past through a Bundeswehr veteran's account of the Karfreitag battle, prioritizing poetic expression over overt political statement...

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