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When NYC’s Piers Were a Sanctuary for Gay GatheringÂ
The LGBTQ+ history of New York City is deeply intertwined with the iconic piers along the Hudson River waterfront in Greenwich Village. Once bustling hubs of industry, Piers 34, 45,…
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A Kashmiri Border Museum Unlocks Memories Interrupted by War
Hunderman, a quaint village near Kargil in India-controlled Kashmir, is steeped in history and resilience. With a legacy dating back…
Painter Amy Werntz Wins the 2025 Bennett Prize
Amy Werntz, a painter based in Dallas, Texas, has been declared the winner of the prestigious 2025 Bennett Prize. Her…
Film Disputes Authorship of Iconic “Napalm Girl” Photo
The iconic photograph from the Vietnam War depicting a group of children fleeing a napalm attack near Trảng BĂ ng has…
Protesters Rally Outside Israeli Embassy Party at British Museum
A high-profile private ceremony held at the British Museum in London recently sparked controversy and protests as politicians and public…
Looking for Subculture? It’s at LA’s Art Book FairÂ
The Printed Matter’s Los Angeles Art Book Fair is an annual event that showcases the intricate relationship between intimacy and…
Tembe Denton-Hurst Celebrates 35 Boundary-Pushing Nail Artists — Colossal
Nail art has a rich history that dates back to the 19th century in Paris, where the first modern nail…
Among Newly Discovered Ocean Species, a Baby Colossal Squid Is Filmed for the First Time — Colossal
The South Sandwich Islands, located in the remote South Atlantic, are a collection of volcanic landmasses that remain uninhabited except…
Mitchell Johnson Exhibits Paintings at Paris’s Galerie Mercier
Renowned artist Mitchell Johnson is set to showcase his small paintings at Galerie Mercier in Paris from May 20–24, 2025.…