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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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Henri Matisse Never Really Left Morocco
In 1912, Henri Matisse embarked on a journey to Tangier, Morocco, seeking inspiration and a change of scenery. Despite a…
Candy-Colored Sculptures by Poh Sin Studio Ornaments Aquatic Life — Colossal
Pamela Poh Sin Tan, the creative mind behind Poh Sin Studio, has recently unveiled her latest collection titled "Specimen Garden."…
Faith XLVII Sews Textiles Made from World Maps and Currency to Explore the ‘Veins of the World’ — Colossal
Faith XLVII, a South African artist, explores the intersection of cartography, money, and national symbols in her ongoing series, including…
Louvre Museum Shutters as “Exhausted” Staff Go on StrikeÂ
Thousands of Visitors Stuck in Hours-Long Lines as Louvre Museum Shuts Down Due to Staff Strike Today, June 16, thousands…
Museum Visitors Sit on and Crush “Van Gogh Chair”
A shocking incident recently took place at Verona’s Palazzo Maffei, where a pair of tourists caused damage to Italian artist…
Photos Capture Millions Marching in Epic “No Kings” Protests
The "No Kings" protests that swept across the United States on June 14th marked a historic moment of dissent and…
Josh Dihle Toys with Reality in His Topographic Paintings Akin to Fever Dreams — Colossal
Josh Dihle's exhibition, "Basement Arrangement," showcases his talent as a model railroader, where he creates intricate worlds using various objects…
‘Inside Information’ Cutaway Diagrams by Dorothy Dig Into the Makings of Pop Culture Icons — Colossal
Taking diagrams to a new level, U.K.-based studio collective Dorothy creates prints that celebrate information—charts, maps, alphabets, color wheels, and…