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This botanical illustrator is charting the endemic and endangered species of the Western Ghats, one brushstroke at a time
Explore botanical art in Chennai through Suresh Ragavan’s solo exhibition, Brushstrokes of Endemic Echoes, which showcases ...
The Island11h
In conversation with Danu Innasithamby: A journey of resilience, family, and creativity
In a world that often demands constant reinvention, Danu Innasithamby has learned to hold fast to the values that matter most ...
The Christian Science Monitor16h
This thriller about a musical prodigy delivers a virtuoso performance
In witness protection, a budding cellist and his family must develop new talents in Brendan Slocumb’s “The Dark Maestro.” ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education17h
How Should We Think About the Renaissance?
Renaissance writers reassessed their history, inventing terms like the Dark Ages — to the eternal chagrin of medievalists — ...
Washingtonian18h
June Culture Guide: 48 Things to Do in the DC Area
Happy June, DC! Summer ushers in World Pride celebrations across town, a Kendrick Lamar and SZA stadium concert, and new art ...
Inside Prakriti Foundation’s Festival of Sacred Music
When Marathi abhangs and Tamil musical compositions came together to signal hope and comfort in these divisive times ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN21h
These 11 Marble Sculptures of Iconic Artists Once Decorated One of America's First Art Museums. What Happened to Them?
In the late 1870s, banker and art collector William Corcoran commissioned larger-than-life Carrara marble sculptures of some ...
Archaeology in turmoil after sculptor's workshop thousands of years old found in Greece with intact figures and statues inside
One of the few elements capable of facing the passage of time is art. Regardless of the form, art always endures and impresses future generations. A recent discovery in Greece conf ...