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A portrait of Hilma af Klint from around 1885.

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Hilma af Klint: The Artist Who Channeled Spirits to Create Abstract Art

Hilma af Klint was a groundbreaking artist who believed her abstract paintings were guided by spiritual entities. Her vibrant works, rich with occult symbolism, predate the abstract art of Kandinsky and Mondrian, making her a pioneering figure in art history.

Travel guide map of Paris - a city where art thrives in museums, streets, and daily life.

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ART Travel Guide: Paris – A City of Timeless Creativity

Paris remains a city where art thrives in museums, streets, and daily life. Join us as we explore iconic landmarks like the Louvre, contemporary spaces like the Palais de Tokyo, and the vibrant street art that keeps Paris’s creative spirit alive.

A portrait of a tearful young boy from the 'Crying Boy' series, linked to a curse and mysterious house fires in the UK.

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Cursed Artworks: The Haunted Legend of the "Crying Boy" That Won’t Burn

What happens when a simple painting sparks fear and destruction? The legend of the "Crying Boy" paintings involves unexplained fires, paranormal suspicion, and psychological intrigue.

Close-up of Jane Birkin’s original Hermès Birkin bag showcasing its distinctive hardware and design details at Sotheby’s Paris exhibition

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Seven Secrets of Jane Birkin’s Original Hermès Birkin Bag Unveiled at Sotheby’s Paris Exhibition

Sotheby’s Paris unveils seven unique design features of Jane Birkin’s original Hermès Birkin bag during the “Excellence à la Française” exhibition, showcasing this iconic piece of fashion history.

Explore how arts and culture serve as powerful tools for social change.

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How Arts and Culture Serve as a Force for Social Change

Discover how creative expression, social enterprises, and technology combine to empower marginalized voices and foster systemic change.

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Art Restoration: Techniques and Controversies Shaping a Specialized Field

Explore the evolving field of art restoration, from the ethical dilemmas of over-restoration to the role of advanced technologies like 3D modeling and nanotechnology.

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Haunted Art Spaces: Where History and Spirits Linger Through Masterpieces

From the Louvre’s regal specters to the eerie presence at the Tate Britain, these spaces hold art—and perhaps the spirits of those who lived through the moments captured on canvas and stone.

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Cursed Artworks: The Haunting Tale of "The Hands Resist Him" Painting

Dive into the eerie legend of Bill Stoneham’s painting "The Hands Resist Him." Is it a psychological phenomenon or a genuinely haunted piece of art?

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Etel Adnan: Why Don’t We Speak of Beauty Anymore? (And Why She Never Stopped)

What does her lifelong dedication to beauty reveal about her work and the world she observed?

Mimo Warto, emerging Finnish artist known for her emotionally rich and symbolically charged works.

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Mimo Warto: How Personal Resilience Shapes Universal Art

With upcoming exhibitions and plans to expand her reach globally, she is quickly positioning herself as an artist to watch in the contemporary art scene.

Altina Schinasi, visionary behind the Cat-Eye glasses, transformed eyewear into a bold fashion statement lasting generations.

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Altina Schinasi: The Maverick Behind the Iconic "Harlequin" Eyeglasses

Altina Schinasi’s iconic Harlequin eyeglasses revolutionized design. Will her legacy continue to inspire new generations despite evolving trends in the design world?

The debate over cultural artifacts. Who owns them, who should display them, and where they truly belong, continues.

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Repatriation or Retention?

The debate over cultural artifacts, including who owns them, who should display them, and where they truly belong, continues to intensify

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