Art
Mooni Perry Explores the Legacy of the Seven Fairies in Hong Kong
South Korean artist Mooni Perry has long been fascinated by the rituals and traditions rooted in Asian folklore, particularly those with a strong female focus. This passion led her...
New Vaccine Panel Recommendations Weaken Covid and Childhood Immunization Guidance
New recommendations from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), a federal vaccine panel...
Retailers Slash Seasonal Hiring to Lowest Level Since 2009
Seasonal hiring in the retail sector is on track to fall to its lowest...
Ford Offers Subprime Buyers Special Financing to Boost F-150 Sales
Ford Motor is ramping up efforts to drive sales of its flagship F-150 pickup...
New Home Sales Jump 20.5% in August Despite High Mortgage Rates
Sales of newly built homes surged 20.5% in August compared with July, marking the...
Bolshoi Ballet to Perform in Shenzhen in May as Part of China Tour
The Bolshoi Ballet, one of the most renowned ballet companies globally, will perform in Shenzhen on May 14 and 15 as part of a...
Michael Kenna’s Captivating Journey Through Japan’s Aesthetic Beauty
When British-born photographer Michael Kenna first visited Japan in 1987, he was immediately captivated by the country's unique charm. “I was blown away by...
Rattanamol Singh Explores Hong Kong’s Transformation in New Documentary Series
Filmmaker Rattanamol Singh reflects on the current state of the world with a dose of sarcasm, stating, “The world is in a brilliant place...
Han Kang’s “After Having Lived a Little More” Reflects on Writing and Mortality
After having lived a little more—these words open a quiet, profound reflection on the intersection of life and literature. “After Having Lived a Little...
Inside the FBI’s Art Crime Team: A Look into Undercover Operations
For nearly three decades, FBI agent Ronnie Walker was at the heart of one of the most specialized units in law enforcement—the Art Crime...
Chrysler Building: Icon of Art Deco Architecture
The Chrysler Building in Manhattan, once the world’s tallest building for a brief 11 months, remains a celebrated symbol of Art Deco architecture. Completed...
Rothko Painting Damaged by Child at Dutch Museum
A valuable Mark Rothko painting has been taken off display at a Dutch museum after being damaged by a visiting child. The artwork, titled...
The Revival of Watchmaking: A New Generation’s Passion for Craftsmanship
ChatGPT said:Watchmaking, a profession rooted in patience and precision, may seem out of place in the modern world, where people check the time on...
Vietnam’s Propaganda Art Lives On 50 Years After the War
Fifty years after the end of the Vietnam War, life in Vietnam has transformed dramatically. Bustling cities filled with modern commerce and young people...
Lost Andy Warhol Print Discarded During Town Hall Renovation
In a bizarre incident, a 1980s Andy Warhol silkscreen print, depicting the Netherlands' former Queen Beatrix, was accidentally discarded along with bulky waste during...
Miles Aldridge: A Retrospective of His Cinematic Photography
Miles Aldridge, a British illustrator-turned-photographer, has built a renowned career capturing some of the world’s most famous stars, including Elton John and Kate Moss....
Michelangelo’s Sculptures Reimagined: A Groundbreaking Exhibition in Denmark
At the National Gallery of Denmark, visitors now have the rare opportunity to view nearly all of Michelangelo’s existing sculptures in one exhibition, a...
Gay-Odin Unveils 350-Kilo Chocolate Egg Honoring 2,500 Years of Naples
In a heartwarming tribute to Naples, the iconic Gay-Odin chocolate factory has unveiled a remarkable 350-kilogram Easter egg as part of the "Napoli Millenaria"...
Las Pelilargas: A Photographic Tribute to Latin America’s Long-Haired Traditions
Over the past two decades, Argentinian photographer Irina Werning has traveled across Latin America with a unique mission: to find individuals with the longest...
