#cultural-identity

#cultural-identity

The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour has returned to Moscow, a near-exact replica of the 19th-century structure destroyed by the Bolsheviks, symbolizing changing ideologies.

The Gaeltacht offers a unique immersion in Irish language and culture, highlighting the deep connection between tradition and personal identity for those who visit.

Rich Kidz's bright melodies and boy band vibe, Yung L.A.'s slurred whisper-sing, and Young Dro's country club fashion created an upbeat, yet fantastical portrayal of life that felt unique to the Atlanta scene.

Four pro-Tibetan groups in France have lodged a legal complaint against the Musée Guimet, accusing it of wanting to "erase the existence of Tibet." They argue the museum's renaming of its Nepal-Tibet room to "Himalayan world" is misleading and politically charged, as it undermines Tibet's cultural identity amid ongoing tensions with Beijing over the region.

Momento seeks to emulate Mexico's taco stands, where customers order items one at a time, allowing them to set the pace of how much they want to eat.

Giannis N. felt that despite his integration, he was always seen as 'the Greek', facing stereotypes that made life in Germany toxic for him.

Souvankham Thammavongsa reads and discusses "The Size of Things" by Samanta Schweblin, exploring themes and narratives within the story.

Leaving Brooklyn for Manhattan marked not only a geographic change but also a significant personal transformation as I wrestled with my identity and upbringing.

The widespread tale of Columbus being Jewish distracts from the complex, true story of Spanish Jews who engaged with the New World from the very beginning.

"Federico and the Wolf is a cute take on Little Red Riding Hood where the main character is a little boy with a red hoodie, offering rhythmic text and a smattering of Spanish words that engage young readers."

The evolution of household appliances reflects the transformation of domestic life, showcasing how modern design enhances both functionality and aesthetic experience in our homes.

Irish literature is second to none, and for me that's quite a proud thing. The writers I've chosen for Document - Samuel Beckett, James Joyce, Seamus Heaney, William Butler Yeats, Flann O'Brien and Bram Stoker - are titans of literature and they each changed literature in their own way.

"The resilience of Romeyka highlights how language can survive despite external pressures, offering a window into ancient Greek structures that are otherwise lost in modern dialects."

In the Human Types series, leading creatives like Matthieu Salvaggio and Matteo Bologna argue that typography transcends technology, reflecting deep cultural identities and human emotions.

Every city, everywhere, you can see the sunset. But here, it's so unique - with no clouds and those colors.

Season 1 is about how we all lost something as children, and we spend the rest of our lives trying to reclaim it or find it or heal from it.

Labubus are not just toys; they've become symbols of fashion trends and cultural identity, as showcased by their presence in protests and parades.

Why does a city smaller than El Paso or Jacksonville loom so large in the cinematic imagination? What makes a Boston movie a Boston movie?

Akhri Raat merges traditional Indian vocals with electronic production, creating a haunting yet danceable experience through Sickflip's original and Kahani's emotionally rich remix.

"This dish celebrates our beautiful seafood and the bright, earthy souskaye sauce is a fantastic way to enjoy conch," she says.

In our ambition, we attempt to alienate ourselves from our origins. Yet, the past cannot be unbound from us and we become beings of anachronism.

In a video Nezza posted, she defied Dodgers' wishes, singing the anthem in Spanish during a game, emphasizing her cultural identity and the current unrest in LA.

In his bizarre book Land and Sea, the German political theorist Carl Schmitt asserted that human history is defined by "the battle of sea powers against land powers and of land powers against sea powers." He clearly favored the landlubbers.

Im's exhibition explores identity and diaspora through terracotta sculptures of Korean Air flight attendants, embodying the duality of cultural belonging and emotional labor.

"For generations, the European rumspringa was the gold standard in the development of any would-be American intellectual or moneyed cosmopolitan."