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America Without a Pavilion: When Bureaucracy Chokes the Art
The United States was supposed to land in Venice with an eagle — instead, it’s showing up with silence.
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Where art moves — and where it moves you. From museum shifts to cultural hotspots, underground galleries to historic landmarks, this is your lens on how location shapes the art world.
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Britain’s Schools Bring Back the Arts: Why Scrapping the Ebacc Could Spark a Creative Revival
After years of decline in arts education, the UK’s move to scrap the Ebacc marks a turning point. Teachers and artists call it a long-overdue revival — but without funding, can creativity truly return to every classroom?
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Why Artists Once Slept Twice: Rediscovering the Lost Art of the Second Sleep
Artists, insomniacs, and dreamers may still carry the old second sleep rhythm in their bones.
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Einstein’s Beloved Violin Fetches Over £1 Million at Gloucestershire Auction
Albert Einstein’s 1894 Zunterer “Lina” violin sold for £860,000 at Dominic Winter Auctioneers, topping £1m with fees; provenance includes Max von Laue.
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Plato’s Academy: A Grove Where Thinking Became an Art
Walk into Plato’s olive grove in Athens, where dialogue shaped early higher learning—and discover how the Academy’s spirit still guides art and ideas today.
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Greek Art Diaspora: From Athens to Hollywood & Melbourne
How Greek artists across Greece, Cyprus, Australia, Canada & the U.S. shape global culture—from Kounellis and Chryssa to Lanthimos and digital Hellenism.
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Lapland, Where Art Glows
From Korundi and Arktikum to Sámi craft, Northern Lights, and Santa’s Village—the North’s culture lives in light and silence.
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ADE 2025 Guide: Dates, Tickets, ADE Pro, Lab & Arts & Culture
ADE 2025 (Oct 22–26): 1,000+ events, 200+ venues, ~3,000 artists. See how ADE Pro, Lab, and Arts & Culture work, ticket options, and must-see picks.
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Gustave Eiffel’s Secret Office at the Summit of the Eiffel Tower
High above Paris, Gustave Eiffel built a private office at the summit of his tower. Visitors today can still peek inside and see wax figures of Eiffel, Edison, and Claire Eiffel in the restored 19th-century setting.
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US Constitution on Full Public Display at the National Archives
See the full US Constitution, Bill of Rights, and rare “fifth page” in the Rotunda, Sept 16–Oct 8, 2025. Extended hours on select weekends in Washington, DC.
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Mike Pepi’s Against Platforms Exposes the Mirage of Digital Utopia
Mike Pepi dismantles Silicon Valley’s promises in Against Platforms, demanding we rebuild institutions stripped bare by the platform age.
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Frieze Seoul 2025: The Ultimate Art Lover’s Travel Guide to the Fair, the City, and Beyond
Plan your trip to Frieze Seoul 2025 with our curated art travel guide. Explore the fair at COEX, discover Frieze House Seoul, must-see museums, gallery districts, the best hotels, and where to eat—from barley rice to fugu—during art week in Seoul.