Dutch Exhibit Explores Sweet and Unsweet Sides of Dessert History
A Dutch newspaper article discusses a reader's question about the lack of dessert features, connecting it to a 'Grand Dessert' exhibit in The Hague showcasing the history of desserts, including its less sweet aspects, until April 6th.
Dutch Exhibit Explores Sweet and Unsweet Sides of Dessert History
A Dutch newspaper article discusses a reader's question about the lack of dessert features, connecting it to a 'Grand Dessert' exhibit in The Hague showcasing the history of desserts, including its less sweet aspects, until April 6th.
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48% Bias Score
Godard's Visual Art: A Porto Retrospective
The Serralves Foundation in Porto presents "Set in the Present Day: Visual Work by Jean-Luc Godard," an exhibition of the filmmaker's previously unseen graphic work, including digital self-portraits, drawings, and notebooks, until May 18, revealing his multifaceted artistic talent.
Godard's Visual Art: A Porto Retrospective
The Serralves Foundation in Porto presents "Set in the Present Day: Visual Work by Jean-Luc Godard," an exhibition of the filmmaker's previously unseen graphic work, including digital self-portraits, drawings, and notebooks, until May 18, revealing his multifaceted artistic talent.
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36% Bias Score
Historic Turner Watercolor Exchange Marks 250th Anniversary
In a historic exchange marking the 250th anniversary of Turner's birth, 38 watercolors from the Vaughan Bequest will be displayed in Edinburgh from the Dublin collection for the first time, while the Scottish collection will be exhibited in Ireland, fulfilling the collector's conditions for display.
Historic Turner Watercolor Exchange Marks 250th Anniversary
In a historic exchange marking the 250th anniversary of Turner's birth, 38 watercolors from the Vaughan Bequest will be displayed in Edinburgh from the Dublin collection for the first time, while the Scottish collection will be exhibited in Ireland, fulfilling the collector's conditions for display.
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8% Bias Score
Lingjiatan Jade Exhibition Reveals Advanced Neolithic Civilization
A major exhibition in Beijing showcases approximately 400 jade artifacts from the 5,300-5,800-year-old Lingjiatan site in Anhui province, China, revealing advanced craftsmanship and complex beliefs of the Neolithic people, running until March 16.
Lingjiatan Jade Exhibition Reveals Advanced Neolithic Civilization
A major exhibition in Beijing showcases approximately 400 jade artifacts from the 5,300-5,800-year-old Lingjiatan site in Anhui province, China, revealing advanced craftsmanship and complex beliefs of the Neolithic people, running until March 16.
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20% Bias Score
Cuauhtémoc Exhibition: History and Memory
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Mexico City presents "Cuauhtémoc: History and Memory," an exhibition at the Templo Mayor Museum showcasing over 30 artifacts related to the last Mexica tlatoani until April 27, 2025, commemorating the 500th anniversary of his death and fea...
Cuauhtémoc Exhibition: History and Memory
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Mexico City presents "Cuauhtémoc: History and Memory," an exhibition at the Templo Mayor Museum showcasing over 30 artifacts related to the last Mexica tlatoani until April 27, 2025, commemorating the 500th anniversary of his death and fea...
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24% Bias Score
"Planet Africa" Exhibition Redefines Human Origins
The "Planet Africa" exhibition, opening in Berlin and touring globally, challenges the traditional understanding of human origins by presenting evidence of human evolution across the entire African continent over millions of years, incorporating a variety of perspectives and archaeological data.
"Planet Africa" Exhibition Redefines Human Origins
The "Planet Africa" exhibition, opening in Berlin and touring globally, challenges the traditional understanding of human origins by presenting evidence of human evolution across the entire African continent over millions of years, incorporating a variety of perspectives and archaeological data.
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36% Bias Score
Odessa Paintings Find Refuge in Berlin
Berlin's Gemäldegalerie currently displays 60 paintings rescued from the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in an exhibition titled "From Odessa to Berlin," showcasing a dialogue between Ukrainian and Berlin art from the 16th to 19th centuries, with free admission for Ukrainians and plans for ...
Odessa Paintings Find Refuge in Berlin
Berlin's Gemäldegalerie currently displays 60 paintings rescued from the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in an exhibition titled "From Odessa to Berlin," showcasing a dialogue between Ukrainian and Berlin art from the 16th to 19th centuries, with free admission for Ukrainians and plans for ...
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32% Bias Score
Met Exhibit Showcases Siena's Artistic Rise
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is hosting "Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300-1350", showcasing around 100 religious artworks from Siena, Italy, illustrating its crucial role in the early Italian Renaissance until the Black Death in 1350.
Met Exhibit Showcases Siena's Artistic Rise
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is hosting "Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300-1350", showcasing around 100 religious artworks from Siena, Italy, illustrating its crucial role in the early Italian Renaissance until the Black Death in 1350.
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24% Bias Score
Godard's Graphic Works: A Retrospective in Porto
The Serralves Museum in Porto, Portugal, hosts "Tendo em linha de conto os tempos atuais: Obra plástica de Jean-Luc Godard," an exhibition showcasing the late filmmaker's graphic work, from teenage drawings to his final digital self-portraits, until May 18th, revealing his lifelong artistic and poli...
Godard's Graphic Works: A Retrospective in Porto
The Serralves Museum in Porto, Portugal, hosts "Tendo em linha de conto os tempos atuais: Obra plástica de Jean-Luc Godard," an exhibition showcasing the late filmmaker's graphic work, from teenage drawings to his final digital self-portraits, until May 18th, revealing his lifelong artistic and poli...
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32% Bias Score
Qi Baishi in Beijing: A Painter's Journey
A Beijing exhibition celebrating the 160th birth anniversary of Qi Baishi (1864-1957) showcases 200 of his artworks and personal effects, illustrating his life and artistic journey in Beijing from 1919 until his death, revealing his transformation from an unknown rural painter to a leading 20th-cent...
Qi Baishi in Beijing: A Painter's Journey
A Beijing exhibition celebrating the 160th birth anniversary of Qi Baishi (1864-1957) showcases 200 of his artworks and personal effects, illustrating his life and artistic journey in Beijing from 1919 until his death, revealing his transformation from an unknown rural painter to a leading 20th-cent...
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20% Bias Score
Looks Delicious!" Exhibition Showcases Hyperrealistic Japanese Food Replicas
The "Looks Delicious!" exhibition at Japan House London displays hyperrealistic Japanese food replicas, showcasing the Iwasaki Group's craftsmanship and the evolution of these visual marketing tools from their post-1923 earthquake origins to their modern uses in quality control and nutritional educa...
Looks Delicious!" Exhibition Showcases Hyperrealistic Japanese Food Replicas
The "Looks Delicious!" exhibition at Japan House London displays hyperrealistic Japanese food replicas, showcasing the Iwasaki Group's craftsmanship and the evolution of these visual marketing tools from their post-1923 earthquake origins to their modern uses in quality control and nutritional educa...
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24% Bias Score
"Planet Afrika" Exhibit Redefines Human Origins
The "Planet Afrika" exhibit in Berlin's James-Simon-Galerie (until April 27, 2025), challenges the "Garden of Eden" theory of human origins by presenting evidence of modern humans in Morocco 300,000-350,000 years ago, illustrating a gradual, continent-wide human evolution across millions of years, w...
"Planet Afrika" Exhibit Redefines Human Origins
The "Planet Afrika" exhibit in Berlin's James-Simon-Galerie (until April 27, 2025), challenges the "Garden of Eden" theory of human origins by presenting evidence of modern humans in Morocco 300,000-350,000 years ago, illustrating a gradual, continent-wide human evolution across millions of years, w...
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12% Bias Score