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Arts & Culture

Arts and culture are at the heart of human expression and creativity. Explore the visual and performing arts, literature, heritage, and cultural movements that define communities and eras. Learn how artists use different mediums to tell stories, challenge norms, and spark dialogue. Understand the impact of cultural traditions, museums, festivals, and public art on society. From classical masterpieces to modern installations, discover how the arts enrich our lives and foster connection across diverse backgrounds.

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Exploring the Urban Soul Through the Sculptural Vision of Tracey Snelling

Discovering new artists can be both thrilling and illuminating. It was my preoccupation as a young dealer in New York, always on the lookout for new talent or established artists who needed support...

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Waiting for Elijah – A Walk Through Time

Sheila Jeanette Wood’s Waiting for Elijah: A Walk Through Time is a captivating and emotionally resonant novel that brilliantly bridges historical fiction, intergenerational drama, and spiritual awakening.

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The Hidden Cost of Dreams – Navigating the Pay-to-Publish Landscape

Many aspiring authors carry a powerful dream: to share their stories with the world, to be published and heard. However, behind this dream lies an often-overlooked reality: the growing prevalence of...

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Paul Bowen's Artistic Journey from Wales to Vermont and the Sculptural Story Behind His Masterpieces

The artist arrived in this country from his native Wales in the early 1970s. Finding his way in this new land, he spent those early years between New York and its art scene, as well as his schooling...

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Exploring the Boundaries of Abstraction in James Greco's Transformative Art

An invitation to make a studio visit to Brooklyn a few years ago introduced me to the work of James Greco. During our first visit, I was immediately struck by his dynamic abstract paintings.

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When the World’s Most Visited Museum Shuts Down

On June 16, 2025, the Louvre Museum in Paris abruptly closed to visitors. The cause? A strike by staff protesting unsafe working conditions, severe overcrowding, and infrastructure decay.

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Athens Exhibition “Fragments of the Past, Futures Unfolding” Reimagines Cultural Memory Through Experimental Art

Writer: Chris Miller Renowned for curating bold, forward-looking exhibitions across major cities such as London, New York, and Athens,...

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Matthew McCaslin Illuminates the Art World with Machines, Light, and Meaning

For the past four decades, Matthew McCaslin has created a new paradigm in the realm of sculpture and installations. He has had solo shows in London, Paris, Dijon, Cologne, Hamburg, and Gent.

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