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Surf Shop Helps Young Man with Cerebral Palsy Ride Waves at Jenness Beach
other
In New Hampshire, Summer Sessions Surf Shop has garnered attention for its welcoming surfing environment, especially for Enzo Marcantoni, a young man living with cerebral palsy.…
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Miss Piggy as Feminist Icon and Last Movie Star
opinion-review
In a recent Vulture article republished on MSN, critic Belknap examines Miss Piggy's cultural significance, positioning her as both a feminist icon and the last of a particular…
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Sarah Amos's Solo Exhibitions and Career Milestones
exhibition
Innovative master printmaker Sarah Amos has reached a significant career milestone, marked by two solo exhibitions in 2026. The first, 'Unique Multiples,' was held at Burlington…
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Aarau Rave Organizer Speaks Out: Security Guards Prevented Worse After Fatal Shooting
other
Olivier Grein, co-founder and CEO of Urban Agency Events AG, which organized the techno party in Aarau where a fatal shooting occurred, has spoken publicly for the first time. The…
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Mario Benigni's 'Meraviglioso mondo animale' at Casa degli Artisti, Lundo
exhibition
Mario Benigni's photography exhibition 'Meraviglioso mondo animale' is on view at Casa degli Artisti in Lundo, Comano Terme, until September 27, 2026. The show presents around…
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Four Sideboards Redefine Storage as Focal Points
architecture-design
Sideboards, once relegated to practical storage, are now being designed as expressive focal points in modern interiors. Azure Magazine highlights four distinct pieces that…
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English Theatre of Hamburg Celebrates 50 Years with Gala and Special Events
other
The English Theatre of Hamburg, the first professional English-speaking stage in the DACH region, is marking its 50th anniversary. Despite being located away from the city center…
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Spain PM Sanchez Blames Russia and Israel for Disinformation in Ceuta Migrant Crisis
other
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has linked the dissemination of false information during the Ceuta migrant crisis to networks from Russia and Israel, as indicated by research…
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Mattaforma's Parkview Mountain House: A Timber Retreat for Artists in Utah
architecture-design
So, there's this architectural firm called Mattaforma, based in New York, and they just wrapped up a project called the Parkview Mountain House in Park City, Utah. This place was…
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Global Photo Roundup: Gaza Mobile Cinema, Thai Gold Ritual, Oslo Mourning
other
A photo essay from The Guardian captures diverse global moments on Monday, August 31, 2026. In Gaza City, the Little Wings mobile cinema initiative screened a film for Palestinian…
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Phillips London September 2026 Auctions: Hockney, Modernism, and Editions
market-auction
Phillips kicks off its autumn auction season in London with four events focused on prints and editions. The highlight is a David Hockney sale scheduled for September 19 at 2 PM,…
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Pandora Launches Talisman Collection with Alex Consani at Hollywood Roosevelt
other
On the eve of the Sturgeon Moon, Pandora hosted a launch party at The Hollywood Roosevelt hotel in Los Angeles to debut its new Talisman collection. The event, co-hosted by model…
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How Publishers and Booksellers Manipulate Your Book Choices
publication
A Guardian investigation reveals the extensive tactics used by the publishing industry to influence book purchases, from cover design and blurbs to influencer partnerships and…
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Tiit Helimets Appointed Artistic Director of Sacramento Ballet
institutional
Tiit Helimets, a 49-year-old Estonian-born dancer, has been named the new artistic director of Sacramento Ballet. Helimets, who retired as a principal dancer from San Francisco…
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Raul Guillermo's 'An Inherent Tear' Photography Series
artist
Photographer Raul Guillermo has released a new body of work titled 'An Inherent Tear,' showcased on his website and Instagram. The project is featured on the art platform…
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Milano: Piazza Santo Stefano diventa pedonale e verde, dove fu battezzato Caravaggio
architecture-design
Dal 1 settembre 2026, Piazza Santo Stefano a Milano sarà trasformata in un'area pedonale e verde, con la rimozione del parcheggio attuale. Il progetto, che avrà un costo di circa…
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Casa Pedra Azul by Escala Arquitetura: A Topography-Driven Residential Design
architecture-design
Casa Pedra Azul, a residential project by Brazilian firm Escala Arquitetura, has been published on ArchDaily. The house, completed in 2025, is located on a narrow sloping site,…
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Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu Fronts Haus Labs Concealer Campaign
other
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, known for her roles in Emily in Paris and Call My Agent!, has been announced as the new face of Haus Labs' Triclone Skin Tech Concealer campaign. The…
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Ana and Nicholas Starkel's Colorful Desert Wedding at Paradero Todos Santos
other
In June 2026, Ana and Nicholas Starkel, who initially crossed paths as high school football competitors in Texas, exchanged vows at Paradero Todos Santos in Baja California Sur,…
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AfD Threatens Political Education Center in Saxony-Anhalt
institutional
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has proposed dissolving the State Center for Political Education in Saxony-Anhalt, a move that has raised concerns about the…
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Kerstin Brätsch Wins Zurich Art Prize 2027
award
Artist Kerstin Brätsch has been named the recipient of the Zurich Art Prize 2027, marking her as the 20th individual to receive this honor. The award, which is valued at 130,000…
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Online Sleuths Target Patrick Clancy Despite Lindsay Clancy's Admission
other
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, a former nurse who confessed to strangling her three children in January 2023, has captivated true crime enthusiasts on social media. Although she has…
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Musée Grataloup to Close Due to Non-Renewal of Lease
cultural-heritage
The Musée Grataloup, a small museum dedicated to painter Guy-Rachel Grataloup (1935-2022), will close because the lease for the Prieuré Saint-Saturnin, signed in 2022, will not be…
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ÁRSTÍÐIR's Christmas Concert Tradition Expands to European Tour
other
The Icelandic vocal trio ÁRSTÍÐIR has been performing an annual Christmas concert in Reykjavík since their founding in 2008. The event, held at the historic Frikírkjan church in…
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Jungle Becomes Trio with Lydia Kitto, Announces German Tour Dates
artist
The British musical act Jungle has officially expanded from a duo to a trio, welcoming longtime live collaborator Lydia Kitto as a full band member. The group, originally formed…
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Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms: A Lasting Impact on Visual Art
artist
Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms, a series of over 20 mirrored chambers that use light, sculpture, and reflection to create a 360-degree celestial infinity, have had a…
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Israel and Greece Sign $3.5B Defence Deal, Largest Bilateral Agreement
other
Israel and Greece have finalized a defense export agreement valued at nearly €3 billion (US$3.5 billion), marking the largest deal ever between the two nations. Announced by…
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Yayoi Kusama's Literary Career: 12 Novels and More
publication
Yayoi Kusama, famous for her avant-garde art and polka-dotted installations, also had a significant writing career. From 1977 to 2002, she authored 12 novels, four poetry…
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Six Overlooked Dutch Modernists: From Mesdag's Panorama to Toorop's Slaolistijl
publication
The Netherlands, the home of Vincent van Gogh, has also nurtured contemporary artists essential to its cultural landscape. This summary highlights six notable…
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Reading Festival 2024: All Headliners from UK and Ireland for First Time in 25 Years
festival-fair
The 2024 Reading Festival marked a historic milestone as all headliners came from the UK and Ireland for the first time in 25 years. The lineup featured prominent acts including…
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Yimin Wang: Carving Wonder into the Future
artist
Yimin Wang, a Chinese artist currently studying in Florence, Italy, creates woodcut prints and drawings that explore memory, identity, and the human-animal bond. Growing up in…
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Fall 2026 Cultural Preview: From Mykki Blanco's Album to the Lucas Museum Opening
other
CULTURED magazine's fall 2026 cultural calendar highlights a diverse array of events across music, art, literature, film, and more. Notable music releases include Mykki Blanco's…
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Jerry Hsu's Photobook 'How About Never' Chronicles His Marriage's End
publication
Former professional skateboarder Jerry Hsu has released a new photobook, 'How About Never,' published by MACK in 2026. The book documents his relationship with Los Angeles and the…
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Bernd & Hilla Becher: History of a Method at Fondazione MAST, Bologna
exhibition
The exhibition 'Bernd & Hilla Becher. History of a Method' is currently on display at Fondazione MAST in Bologna and will run until September 27, 2026. This showcase highlights…
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Long Covid Research Advances: Scientists and Patient-Researchers Seek Treatments
other
The September/October 2026 edition of Smithsonian magazine explores the ongoing efforts to comprehend and address long Covid, which impacts around 21 million adults in the United…
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House of Monitors: A Toronto Residence Choreographing Light and Materiality
architecture-design
The House of Monitors, designed by Toronto's architectural firm Williamson Williamson, is a 4,175-square-foot residence scheduled for completion in 2024. The design, crafted in…
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Silk Scarves Return as Fashion's Hottest Accessory
other
Silk scarves are making a major comeback in fashion, driven by designers like Michael Rider at Celine, Sarah Burton at Givenchy, and Julian Klausner at Dries Van Noten. The trend…
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West Palm Beach Home Designed Entirely Around Green
architecture-design
In West Palm Beach, Florida, a vacation residence featuring four bedrooms has been crafted with a focus on the color green, embodying the area's tropical lifestyle. Angela West,…
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Rosalyn Drexler, Pop Art Pioneer and Multi-Hyphenate, Celebrated in Upcoming Show
exhibition
Rosalyn Drexler, who died last year at 98, is being honored with a retrospective at Garth Greenan Gallery in New York this September. The exhibition will feature her paintings,…
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Long-term study finds no health effects from wind turbines
other
A comprehensive study involving researchers from Columbia University, the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of Augsburg has concluded that wind turbines do not cause…
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Mostre
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Digitale e new media
Arte digitale, NFT, AI art, realta virtuale, nuove tecnologie applicate all'arte.
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AI e Tecnologia
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Economia, finanza, mercati, lusso e geopolitica — segnali macro che influenzano il mercato dell'arte e del collezionismo.
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