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fromwww.theguardian.com
59 minutes ago

What if every artwork you've ever seen is a fake?

The artefacts in the British Museum are original, unless otherwise explicitly stated. It was the man who claimed to work there who was a fake.
Artificial intelligence
#sustainable-architecture
#sustainable-design
fromArchDaily
1 week ago
Renovation

Zaha Hadid Architects Wins Competition for New Arrivals Terminal at Vilnius Airport, Lithuania

fromArchDaily
1 week ago
Renovation

Zaha Hadid Architects Wins Competition for New Arrivals Terminal at Vilnius Airport, Lithuania

fromThe New Yorker
6 hours ago

Remembrance of Scents Past

Tasha Marks, a scent designer, creates historical odors for museums to enable visitors to experience the past through smell, as seen at the British Library.
History
#restoration
fromwww.archdaily.com
16 hours ago

Doma of Tokoname / Tezuka Architects

Tokoname has supplied tsuchimono (earthenware) to the Japanese archipelago for over five centuries, highlighting its deeper role in supporting everyday life in Japan.
Design
#storytelling
fromBrooklyn Eagle
18 hours ago
Brooklyn

PREMIUM Atlantic Avenue BID and Thrive Collective revamp BQE underpass with new murals

Seven artists created murals under the Atlantic Avenue BQE Underpass to honor the area's history and enhance community connections.
#jollof-rice
fromThe Oaklandside
19 hours ago
East Bay (California)

Which country's jollof rice is best? Cast your vote at this Oakland event

Jollof rice is a pivotal dish in West African communities, celebrated in competitions like Oakland's Jollof Festival to determine the best version.
fromwww.berkeleyside.org
19 hours ago
Food & drink

Which country's jollof rice is best? Cast your vote at this Oakland event

Jollof rice inspires pride and debate in West African communities, with festivals competing to determine which country makes the best version.
#community-celebration
fromYahoo Sports
21 hours ago

China-born hockey star asks media to use his native name, Haoxi Wang

Haoxi Wang, a China-born hockey player, has asked the media to use his native name for all public and professional contexts, moving away from the name 'Simon.'
US news
fromInsideHook
1 day ago

Your Next Cocktail Needs This Under-the-Radar Colombian Spirit

"Aguardiente is a generic term for any number of spirits made in Latin America, but in Colombia, it specifically refers to one made from sugarcane and flavored with anise."
Cocktails
#art
fromTravel + Leisure
2 days ago
Los Angeles

This Small Town in Colorado Is Obsessed With Art-and It's Home to One of the Most Unique Outdoor Sculpture Gardens in the U.S.

fromTravel + Leisure
2 days ago
Los Angeles

This Small Town in Colorado Is Obsessed With Art-and It's Home to One of the Most Unique Outdoor Sculpture Gardens in the U.S.

#lgbtq-history
fromTravel + Leisure
1 day ago

Meet the Maori: The First People of New Zealand

"My whole upbringing pretty much revolved around those stories of my ancestors who sailed here to Aotearoa hundreds and hundreds of years ago and where they settled..."
Travel
#music
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
1 day ago

'Our pattern, our document': this Indigenous Australian community is using design to assert their rights

With the arrival of missionaries in the Northern Territory in the 1930s, and bauxite mining companies and commercial fishing in the decades that followed, Yolŋu people were forced to fight for their land, their sea and their way of life.
Arts
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 day ago

European explorers Wales determined to keep place on map at Euro 2025

St Gallen's famous medieval abbey library houses the well-preserved Egyptian mummy Shep-en-Isis, removed from her tomb in Luxor, triggering debates about her rightful place.
EU data protection
#exhibition
from48 hills
1 day ago

Opinion: Erasing queer history in North Beach - 48 hills

'State Senator Scott Wiener, newly elected Mayor Daniel Lurie, and District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter have decided that historic preservation-especially preservation rooted in queer, immigrant, and working-class history-doesn't serve their political calculus.'
LGBT
#archaeology
#architectural-history
#travel
fromSlate Magazine
1 day ago
Travel

When I Took My Young Son to the Country Where He Once Might Have Been Born, I Stunned Myself by the Risks I Took. It Was Transformative.

fromSlate Magazine
1 day ago
Travel

When I Took My Young Son to the Country Where He Once Might Have Been Born, I Stunned Myself by the Risks I Took. It Was Transformative.

fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
2 days ago

The Grand Palais Reopens With a Bold Restoration | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

The Grand Palais has undergone its most ambitious restoration yet, revitalized and ready to reengage with the public, blending timeless elegance with contemporary functionality.
Renovation
fromwww.eastbaytimes.com
2 days ago

Snapp Shots: Bay Area's Midsummer Mozart Festival returns this month

Tchaikovsky called Mozart the musical Christ and described his music as the highest, the culminating point that beauty has attained in the sphere of music.
Music
fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
2 days ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo's Nike Freak 7 "Ignition" | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

The Nike Freak 7 incorporates a full-length Cushlon 3.0 midsole, built for optimal responsiveness and cushioning during high-impact play.
E-Commerce
fromwww.travelandleisure.com
2 days ago

This Paradise' Island Destination Was Voted the Best in Asiaand It's Not Bali or the Maldives

Southeast Asia's islands offer a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, exquisite beaches, and cultural heritage that draws travelers from around the globe.
Travel
fromTODAY.com
2 days ago

13 Baby Names That Have Been Banned in Denmark

Denmark enforces strict baby naming laws requiring names to be chosen from a list of approved options, with roughly 23,000 male and 28,000 female names available.
Education
fromEater NY
3 days ago

A 76-Year Old Diner Is Closing in the Meatpacking District

Hector's Cafe and Diner, a staple in the Meatpacking District for 76 years, will close on July 18 following changes in the neighborhood and a decline in business due to COVID.
NYC food
fromLondon On The Inside
2 years ago

THE V&A WILL BE THE OFFICIAL HOME OF THE DAVID BOWIE ARCHIVE

The V&A has secured the archive of David Bowie, an extensive collection that spans six decades and includes more than 80,000 items including handwritten lyrics, letters, and more.
London music
#culinary-traditions
#architecture
#international-relations
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
3 days ago

Titan reveals India's first watch with a Flying Tourbillon and Hand-painted Marble Dial - Yanko Design

The Jalsa represents India's second flying tourbillon watch ever, but the first to feature a hand-painted design, representing a celebration of technical mastery married to cultural storytelling.
Women
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
4 days ago

The lost Woolwich pub named after a gun that is now a chicken shop

The Woolwich Infant served generations of residents and gained a reputation as a gay-friendly venue, reflecting its significance in local social history.
London music
fromKALTBLUT Magazine
4 days ago

Backstage at Andrej Gronau Spring/Summer 2026 - Alpine Fiction - KALTBLUT Magazine

ANDREJ GRONAU's collection merges rural kitsch with alpine craftsmanship, creating a contemporary reinterpretation of folk heritage.
Fashion & style
#history
fromAeon
1 week ago
philosophy

Meet the proto-feminist thinkers of 16th-century Dubrovnik | Aeon Essays

fromAeon
1 week ago
philosophy

Meet the proto-feminist thinkers of 16th-century Dubrovnik | Aeon Essays

fromKqed
6 days ago

Klamath River Bounces Back Following Dam Removal | KQED

The Klamath Basin is a large, beautiful area of southern Oregon and far Northern California, historically celebrated for fishing, hunting, and agriculture.
Environment
fromenglish.elpais.com
5 days ago

Buyukada: An oasis filled with beaches and history in the heart of Istanbul

The ferry doors open onto the main street of the small island of Buyukada, an enclave in the Sea of Marmara and a neighborhood in Istanbul's Adalar district, boasting beaches with crystal-clear waters.
Travel
fromwww.thelocal.es
5 days ago

Inside Spain: Kicking Franco's head and a ban on splitting the bill

The experimental "Ex Abrupto" art festival pitted two teams against each other for a self-styled "anti-fascist fixture" using a hyper-realistic replica of Franco's head as the ball.
Soccer (FIFA)
fromBon Appetit
6 days ago

Hawai'i the Local Way

Whenever I'm in Hawai'i, I go quiet. In wondrous silence, I take in field after field of heart-shaped kalo leaves as they wave in the wind.
Higher education
fromwww.latimes.com
6 days ago

Commentary: A tale of two parks: One was a 'poor boy's Disneyland,' the other had a Cobra Woman who was really a man

The Pike amusement park opened in 1902 and lasted until 1979, becoming a notorious hangout with a reputation for unsavory activities, and even had a corpse exhibited as a sideshow.
Los Angeles
fromArchDaily
6 days ago
Renovation

The European AHI Award 2025 Celebrates Six Public Heritage Interventions Across Europe

AHI Awards celebrate architectural heritage interventions with social, environmental, and economic benefits.
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
6 days ago

Trump seeks to defund Institute of American Indian Arts

The IAIA currently enrolls around 850 students from 92 federally recognised tribes, most of whom come from rural reservations. Founded in 1962, IAIA is considered the "birthplace of contemporary Indigenous art".
Education
fromVogue
6 days ago

5 Movies and TV Shows Not to Miss Over the Fourth of July Weekend

The annual hot-dog eating contest on Coney Island remains a quintessential American tradition that aligns perfectly with the nation's celebration of independence and summer festivities.
Television
#exhibitions
fromCN Traveller
6 days ago
London music

Inside the launch of London's most fascinating new exhibition - Feast, Melody and Adornment: The Art of Pichvai

fromCN Traveller
6 days ago
London music

Inside the launch of London's most fascinating new exhibition - Feast, Melody and Adornment: The Art of Pichvai

fromwww.london-unattached.com
1 week ago

Sabzi by Yasmin Khan

Yasmin Khan's 'Sabzi' emphasizes the central role of fresh herbs in Iranian cuisine, where they are featured prominently rather than merely as garnishes.
Cooking
fromAdvocate.com
1 week ago

How a parade invite became a fight for LGBTQ+ visibility in Appalachia

The West Virginia Strawberry Festival has served as a crown jewel of small-town America, featuring carnivals, concerts, craft shows, pageants, and parades since 1936.
LGBT
fromThe Local France
1 week ago

French word of the day: Guinguette

Une guinguette, roughly pronounced oon-geng-get, refers to an open-air drinking and dancing venue, often located near a river or lake and typically featuring live music.
Paris food
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

Pollen aplenty and sunlit poppies readers' best photographs

The cabanons of the Camargue are witnesses to a rich history, closely linked to the traditional life of this wild land. Their distinctive architecture is designed to withstand the mistral wind and blend harmoniously into the unique landscape.
Photography
fromArchDaily
1 week ago

Snhetta and Hassell's Harbourside Redevelopment Moves Forward with Public Domain Approval in Sydney

The proposal reimagines the waterfront at Tumbalong / Darling Harbour with more than 11,200 square meters of renewed public space, featuring significant trees, planted areas, sculptural sandstone pathways, and integrated public artworks.
Renovation
fromwww.guardian-series.co.uk
1 week ago

Building work starts on Grade II listed museum in east London

"This is an important step in the journey towards Vestry House Museum reopening as an active heritage destination. We know one of the priorities for our residents is to be able to enjoy safer and vibrant neighbourhoods."
Renovation
fromwww.bbc.com
1 week ago

Plaques on slave trader statues reveal wrongdoings

This project reflects a commitment to historical accountability for its role in the transatlantic trade in enslaved African people, revealing the enormous wrongdoings of the past.
London politics
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
1 week ago

This Affordable 3D-Printed Kumiko Panel Elevates Your Interiors with Japanese Elegance - Yanko Design

A handmade Kumiko panel can stop you in your tracks. The lattice catches light like stained glass without the color, every sliver of wood outlining a pattern that feels part geometry quiz, part meditation aid.
Design
fromThe Mercury News
1 week ago

Fiber is important: New Berkeley exhibit celebrates African-American quilts

The exhibit ‘Routed West’ showcases over 100 significant African American quilts, revealing the deep cultural stories and legacies within these handmade crafts.
Arts
fromwww.dw.com
1 week ago

Who's safeguarding the Middle East's cultural treasures? DW 06/30/2025

The International Council of Museums cautioned about the escalating threat to museums and employees in Israel and Iran, urging adherence to international conventions for cultural heritage protection.
Europe news
fromTheartnewspaper
1 week ago

Ten essential works of art to see at the National Gallery in London

The gallery now houses more than 2,300 paintings, showcasing the evolution of Western European art from Giotto to Cézanne and beyond.
London
fromTheartnewspaper
1 week ago

Home of murdered Pakistani artist Ismail Gulgee becomes a museum

After the murder, I just locked up my parents' place. Everything was frozen in time, so it was already a bit of a museum.
Artificial intelligence
fromTheartnewspaper
1 week ago

Culture workers feel the pain of Sudan's endless civil war

I cried all day. This was our culture; this was for all humanity.
Social justice
fromTasting Table
1 week ago

The Country That Eats The Most Bread Isn't Italy Or France - Tasting Table

According to Guinness World Records, the average Turkish citizen consumes 440 pounds of bread annually, making Turkey the largest bread consumer in the world.
Food & drink
fromwww.thehistoryblog.com
1 week ago

Untouched 7th c. B.C. Etruscan tomb found

A sealed Etruscan tomb has been discovered in Barbarano Romano, shedding light on early funerary practices and social structures.
History
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

Manchester Museum asks visitors if Egyptian woman's body should be taken off display

Asru's mummified body is the subject of a consultation at Manchester Museum, questioning the ethics of displaying human remains and exploring decolonization.
Manchester United
fromThe Local France
1 week ago

'Cezanne at home': show retraces artist's roots in southern France

"As long as I live, no Cezanne will enter the museum," then-conservator of the Granet Museum Henri Pontier promised after Cezanne died in 1906.
France news
fromwww.romfordrecorder.co.uk
1 week ago

The fascinating and eerie stories behind five of east London's oldest pubs

The Golden Lion, one of Havering's oldest pubs, has existed since the 15th century and is known for its haunting presence, claiming 23 ghost sightings.
London food
fromSlate Magazine
1 week ago

Netflix's Ingenious New Hit Movie Is an Unlikely Mashup of Two Very Different Genres

We've opened the door for them. It's just incredible.
Film
fromTasting Table
1 week ago

Why Do Italian Restaurants Play Frank Sinatra's Music? - Tasting Table

Sinatra's love for Italian food was as deep as his appreciation for music, often connecting the two through nostalgia and family gatherings.
Food & drink
fromMiami Herald
1 week ago

Miami's Olympia Theater has decades of history. Share your best memories with us

Miami officials are considering turning over control of the historic Olympia Theater, built in 1926, to the Sports Leadership Arts Management public charter school in Little Havana.
Miami
fromForbes
1 week ago

It's All About The Biscuits At This Harlem Cafe

Melvin "Boots" Johnson, known for his ingenious approach, opened Harlem Biscuit Company during the pandemic, fulfilling a cultural need for Southern-style biscuits in Harlem.
Food & drink
fromThe Conversation
1 week ago
philosophy

Scandinavia has its own dark history of assimilating Indigenous people, and churches played a role - but are apologizing

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland apologized to the Sámi for historical wrongs, acknowledging past disrespect towards their culture and rights.
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