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Meet Haggis, the Latest Baby Pygmy Hippo to Win Over the Internet
Scotland’s Edinburgh Zoo has recently welcomed a new addition to their family of pygmy hippos—a baby calf named Haggis. Born on October 30 to parents Gloria and Otto, Haggis is…
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Why Are We Still Obsessed With Pompeii?
Since Gabriel Zuchtriegel took over as the director of the Pompeii Archaeological Park in 2021, significant changes have been observed,…
How the Motorcar Helped Fuel Feminism
American car culture has long been associated with a specific type of masculinity - loud, flashy, and often insecure. However,…
Xingzi Gu Shows the Vulnerability of Youth
Xingzi Gu’s ethereal paintings of young adults on the verge of adulthood have captivated art enthusiasts since their debut at…
Why Did Pope Leo XIV Invoke Van Gogh in His First Address?
Pope Leo XIV Reflects on Vincent van Gogh’s “Sower at Sunset” In his first general audience on Wednesday, May 21,…
Why Did Pope Leo XIV Invoke Van Gogh in His First Address?
Pope Leo XIV Reflects on Vincent van Gogh's "Sower at Sunset" in First General Audience Pope Leo XIV recently invoked…
Does the Art World Need a New Art Fair in Qatar?
Art Basel recently made a significant announcement regarding the launch of a new fair in the vibrant city of Doha,…
An Exhibition Celebrates the Self-Taught Immigrant Artists Shaping Chicago — Colossal
Chicago, a city built on the traditional homeland of the Sauk, Fox, and Potawatomi peoples, has a rich history of…
In ‘The Quilters,’ Men in a Missouri Prison Sew Gifts for Children — Colossal
In a spacious room at South Central Correctional Center in Licking, Missouri, a group of inmates has taken on a…