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Internet Misinformation Is the New Medieval Magical Thinking
Exploring the History of Iconophages: A Unique Perspective Iconophages: A History of Ingesting Images by JĂ©rĂ©mie Koering delves into the fascinating world of consuming religious icons throughout history. The book…
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Art Therapists on the Frontlines of Trauma Struggle for Recognition
Art therapy has proven to be a powerful tool in helping individuals cope with trauma and emotional distress. In the…
San Francisco Names a Street For the Photographer Who Captured Marines Raising an American Flag at Iwo Jima
Joe Rosenthal: The Man Behind the Iconic Iwo Jima Photograph Joe Rosenthal, a renowned Associated Press photographer, captured one of…
Joyce Kozloff’s Patterns of Resistance
In 1973, gallerist Tibor de Nagy gave Joyce Kozloff a call that would change the course of her artistic career.…
Someone Is Sticking Googly Eyes on Public Sculptures in Oregon—and City Officials Are Not Amused
The Googly Eyes Bandit strikes again! In the picturesque city of Bend, Oregon, a mysterious vandal (or group of vandals)…
Researchers Identify Psychedelic Cocktail in Ancient Egyptian Mug
The Tampa Museum of Art recently made an intriguing discovery within its permanent collection – a drinking mug from Ancient…
None of These Books Exist. An Inventive New Exhibition Asks: What If They Did?
The year was 1922, and Ernest Hemingway's wife, Elizabeth Hadley Richardson, made a grave error. She was preparing to join…
Louise Bourgeois’s Iconic Spider Returning to Tate Modern
The iconic spider sculpture "Maman" by Louise Bourgeois is set to return to London's Tate Modern in 2025 to celebrate…
The Sinister Subtext of Farshid Bazmandegan’s Paintings
Farshid Bazmandegan's solo exhibition, "Drifting in Between," at Track 16 Gallery in Los Angeles delves into the complex relationship between…