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Leonardo da Vinci’s Surreptitious Scents
Leonardo da Vinci, one of history's most renowned polymaths, was not only a master artist and scientist but also deeply fascinated by fragrances. While his artistic and scientific achievements are…
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The Enduring Legacy of ’80s Harlem Drag Balls
The legacy of Pepper LaBeija and the Royal House of LaBeija continues to live on, despite the changing landscape of…
RomĂ©o Mivekannin’s Cage-Like Sculptures of Museums Reframe the Colonial Past — Colossal
RomĂ©o Mivekannin, a renowned artist known for his bold, chiaroscuro paintings that reimagine European art historical masterworks in his own…
Stunning Photos of the Cosmos From the World’s Largest Digital Camera
The Vera Rubin Observatory, named after the renowned astronomer Vera C. Rubin, has unveiled its first images captured by the…
Ireland’s Oldest and Largest Medieval Book Shrine Goes on Public View for the First Time — Colossal
The discovery of the Lough Kinale Book Shrine in Ireland's County Longford in 1986 marked a significant moment in the…
This Is the Story of My Resignation From the Queens MuseumÂ
The story I am about to share is one that I have rarely spoken about publicly in such detail before.…
Ippei Tsujio’s Fresh Batch of Wrapping Paper Transforms Gifts Into Perfectly Baked Loaves — Colossal
The latest trend in gift wrapping is here, and it's bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase "bake until…
Barbara T. Smith’s Experiments in XeroxÂ
Barbara T. Smith's groundbreaking artwork, "Just Plain Facts" (1966–67), marked the inception of her remarkable journey as an artist. Before…
Wandering Minds Reach the Bounds of Post-Its in Aron Wiesenfeld’s ‘Playtime’ — Colossal
Aron Wiesenfeld is a renowned artist known for his captivating paintings that exude a sense of mystery. However, he has…